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Sunday night my 91-year old mother-in-law suffered a severe stroke resulting in the pressure from bleeding in her cranium to shift her brain 5 cm.  The neurosurgeon told us that had a 50-year old suffered that same stroke he/she would have died instantly.  As we age, our brains shrink and her shrinkage allowed her to survive the amount of internal pressure the stroke caused.  Immediate surgery is not an option but I won't bore you with the medical reasons why.  All we can do in the short term is take it day by day and your thoughts, prayers and good wishes will be most appreciated.  Thank you.   

Thoughts and prayers Old Fart.


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13 hours ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

Sunday night my 91-year old mother-in-law suffered a severe stroke resulting in the pressure from bleeding in her cranium to shift her brain 5 cm.  The neurosurgeon told us that had a 50-year old suffered that same stroke he/she would have died instantly.  As we age, our brains shrink and her shrinkage allowed her to survive the amount of internal pressure the stroke caused.  Immediate surgery is not an option but I won't bore you with the medical reasons why.  All we can do in the short term is take it day by day and your thoughts, prayers and good wishes will be most appreciated.  Thank you.   

Thoughts and prayers to the Fart Family. Praying for the Great Physician's healing touch. 

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13 hours ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

Sunday night my 91-year old mother-in-law suffered a severe stroke resulting in the pressure from bleeding in her cranium to shift her brain 5 cm.  The neurosurgeon told us that had a 50-year old suffered that same stroke he/she would have died instantly.  As we age, our brains shrink and her shrinkage allowed her to survive the amount of internal pressure the stroke caused.  Immediate surgery is not an option but I won't bore you with the medical reasons why.  All we can do in the short term is take it day by day and your thoughts, prayers and good wishes will be most appreciated.  Thank you.   

 

Thoughts and prayers for all of you. 

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This has been a really rough 10 days for Mrs. OF and our entire family.  10-days ago I asked you for prayers for my mother-in-law who suffered a severe head injury.  I'm sad to report she passed away last night.  The injury was just too severe and major invasive surgery simply not an option for a multitude of reasons.  My father-in-law had to be moved into a memory care unit 4-years ago after being diagnosed with dementia.  In January of 2017, he suffered a stroke.  My mother-in-law has spent virtually every single day in my father-in-law's room for the last 4-years and for about the last 6 months, has fed him his meals as he lost the ability to use silverware.  We will always believe that despite how far gone his mind was that he sensed his wife was no longer in his room and talking to him and he decided it was time for him to leave this world.  When we told my mother-in-law that her husband of 72-years had passed away her words were "I wanted to go with him".  And last night she did.   When their daughter and I first started dating, they welcomed me from day 1 and I couldn't have asked for better in-laws.   Really appreciate everyone's prayers and thoughts.   

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4 minutes ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

This has been a really rough 10 days for Mrs. OF and our entire family.  10-days ago I asked you for prayers for my mother-in-law who suffered a severe head injury.  I'm sad to report she passed away last night.  The injury was just too severe and major invasive surgery simply not an option for a multitude of reasons.  My father-in-law had to be moved into a memory care unit 4-years ago after being diagnosed with dementia.  In January of 2017, he suffered a stroke.  My mother-in-law has spent virtually every single day in my father-in-law's room for the last 4-years and for about the last 6 months, has fed him his meals as he lost the ability to use silverware.  We will always believe that despite how far gone his mind was that he sensed his wife was no longer in his room and talking to him and he decided it was time for him to leave this world.  When we told my mother-in-law that her husband of 72-years had passed away her words were "I wanted to go with him".  And last night she did.   When their daughter and I first started dating, they welcomed me from day 1 and I couldn't have asked for better in-laws.   Really appreciate everyone's prayers and thoughts.   

As somebody also blessed to have great in-laws you have my prayers. Good luck with this trying time 

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My wife's 92 yr old Grandmother passed away earlier today. She was a great lady who raised 14 kids. 10 of them by herself when her husband died 50 yrs as go from cancer. It wasn't an easy life for after he died. 2 of her children committed suicide because of depression. She suffered a debilitating stroke 3 yrs ago.She welcomed me with open arms when my wife and I started dating and then married. I am going to miss her .

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11 hours ago, woodenshoemanHoosierfan said:

My wife's 92 yr old Grandmother passed away earlier today. She was a great lady who raised 14 kids. 10 of them by herself when her husband died 50 yrs as go from cancer. It wasn't an easy life for after he died. 2 of her children committed suicide because of depression. She suffered a debilitating stroke 3 yrs ago.She welcomed me with open arms when my wife and I started dating and then married. I am going to miss her .

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Very sorry for your loss and my sympathies to you and your family.

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17 hours ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

This has been a really rough 10 days for Mrs. OF and our entire family.  10-days ago I asked you for prayers for my mother-in-law who suffered a severe head injury.  I'm sad to report she passed away last night.  The injury was just too severe and major invasive surgery simply not an option for a multitude of reasons.  My father-in-law had to be moved into a memory care unit 4-years ago after being diagnosed with dementia.  In January of 2017, he suffered a stroke.  My mother-in-law has spent virtually every single day in my father-in-law's room for the last 4-years and for about the last 6 months, has fed him his meals as he lost the ability to use silverware.  We will always believe that despite how far gone his mind was that he sensed his wife was no longer in his room and talking to him and he decided it was time for him to leave this world.  When we told my mother-in-law that her husband of 72-years had passed away her words were "I wanted to go with him".  And last night she did.   When their daughter and I first started dating, they welcomed me from day 1 and I couldn't have asked for better in-laws.   Really appreciate everyone's prayers and thoughts.   

 

11 hours ago, woodenshoemanHoosierfan said:

My wife's 92 yr old Grandmother passed away earlier today. She was a great lady who raised 14 kids. 10 of them by herself when her husband died 50 yrs as go from cancer. It wasn't an easy life for after he died. 2 of her children committed suicide because of depression. She suffered a debilitating stroke 3 yrs ago.She welcomed me with open arms when my wife and I started dating and then married. I am going to miss her .

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The sadness is absolute evidence that they are so very missed, and that they had lives well-lived.

So sorry for your losses.

 

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18 hours ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

This has been a really rough 10 days for Mrs. OF and our entire family.  10-days ago I asked you for prayers for my mother-in-law who suffered a severe head injury.  I'm sad to report she passed away last night.  The injury was just too severe and major invasive surgery simply not an option for a multitude of reasons.  My father-in-law had to be moved into a memory care unit 4-years ago after being diagnosed with dementia.  In January of 2017, he suffered a stroke.  My mother-in-law has spent virtually every single day in my father-in-law's room for the last 4-years and for about the last 6 months, has fed him his meals as he lost the ability to use silverware.  We will always believe that despite how far gone his mind was that he sensed his wife was no longer in his room and talking to him and he decided it was time for him to leave this world.  When we told my mother-in-law that her husband of 72-years had passed away her words were "I wanted to go with him".  And last night she did.   When their daughter and I first started dating, they welcomed me from day 1 and I couldn't have asked for better in-laws.   Really appreciate everyone's prayers and thoughts.   

 

12 hours ago, woodenshoemanHoosierfan said:

My wife's 92 yr old Grandmother passed away earlier today. She was a great lady who raised 14 kids. 10 of them by herself when her husband died 50 yrs as go from cancer. It wasn't an easy life for after he died. 2 of her children committed suicide because of depression. She suffered a debilitating stroke 3 yrs ago.She welcomed me with open arms when my wife and I started dating and then married. I am going to miss her .

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Prayers for both of your families in this difficult time. 

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I just want to ask that everyone say a prayer for my neighbor today. He is an avid IU fan, even drove to Bloomington this year in snow and ice to catch a game, as he lost his wife this morning. His teenage daughter found her around noon today, while he was at work, and ran to my wife, hysterical asking for help. All of this after loosing a son not long ago. Words cannot express the heart break that I feel for this family.

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