terdog
Well-Known Member
Some of you know, from some of my other posts, that my wife of 23 yrs. was fighting Cancer.
3 weeks ago she lost her battle. I dont know how else to put it, but somehow it doesnt seem like its the right way...
I thought about posting this earlier, but it was just too hard then. Almost as hard now.
We were able to keep her at home with the help of the local hospice. And for the last 6 weeks of her life, I had the honor of being her main care giver. Her elder sister is a nurse, and was able to come up to the house a couple of times a week for 2-3 hrs a time to give me a break, so I can do some shopping for the kids, get some groceries , and the occasional Throttle Therapy Ride. While I was very grateful for the time to get out, somehow I had my less than normal enjoyment; there was always something missing.
We had her memorial Saturday. It was very touching to have the love and support from our small community and large family. We held a reception at the middle school where she worked. Even the school dist. supt. was there.
I know that there are many others that have been through this, and unfortunately, some are still dealing with it. I know that Im no one special. Its just that quite a few have reached out to me after learning of my families circumstances. I want to thank you all for your kindness, and also offer hope and care to anyone who needs someone to "talk" to.
I will be posting this on the other site as there were others that had offered me support there.
I just want to say "Thanks".
Terry Higginbotham and Family
3 weeks ago she lost her battle. I dont know how else to put it, but somehow it doesnt seem like its the right way...
I thought about posting this earlier, but it was just too hard then. Almost as hard now.
We were able to keep her at home with the help of the local hospice. And for the last 6 weeks of her life, I had the honor of being her main care giver. Her elder sister is a nurse, and was able to come up to the house a couple of times a week for 2-3 hrs a time to give me a break, so I can do some shopping for the kids, get some groceries , and the occasional Throttle Therapy Ride. While I was very grateful for the time to get out, somehow I had my less than normal enjoyment; there was always something missing.
We had her memorial Saturday. It was very touching to have the love and support from our small community and large family. We held a reception at the middle school where she worked. Even the school dist. supt. was there.
I know that there are many others that have been through this, and unfortunately, some are still dealing with it. I know that Im no one special. Its just that quite a few have reached out to me after learning of my families circumstances. I want to thank you all for your kindness, and also offer hope and care to anyone who needs someone to "talk" to.
I will be posting this on the other site as there were others that had offered me support there.
I just want to say "Thanks".
Terry Higginbotham and Family