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Bellally
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I'm in bits today mum is 90 she has not eaten or drank for 4 days the pallative nurse came yesterday and again last night to inject mum with morphine she just breathing slightly heavy her eyes are not moving I keep telling her I love her not sure if she can hear me but it's awful seeing her in pain and lingering on I just hope she goes in a peaceful way always tell your nearest and dearest you love them xx

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  • Hello Bellally,

    I'm sorry to hear about your mum, but no doubt you're doing all you can to be there for her. The forum is here for you at this difficult time and I hope that you are taking care of yourself also. On our website we have some guidance and supportive information on caring for someone, which you can refer to at any time. Talking about your feelings will make a difference so don't be afraid to lean on people close to you.

    Best wishes,

    Moderator Anastasia

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  • Hello Bellally,

    I'm sorry to hear about your mum, but no doubt you're doing all you can to be there for her. The forum is here for you at this difficult time and I hope that you are taking care of yourself also. On our website we have some guidance and supportive information on caring for someone, which you can refer to at any time. Talking about your feelings will make a difference so don't be afraid to lean on people close to you.

    Best wishes,

    Moderator Anastasia

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