Dot the i's and cross the t's

May 20th

As you can guess, Aunt Pat is tidying up. No stone left unturned. She is organized and ready as much as she can for the next steps. It's hard to watch, yet, it's amazing this woman as sick and weak as she is, doesn't want to burden anyone. I'm so going to miss her. 

Squiggs flew in from Bend and Tom and Cathy drove over from Ellensburg to visit for the day. It was wonderful they spent time together.

You all have been sending Aunt Pat lovely emails about your friendship. It means the world to her. The greatest gift of life is friendship and she has received it tenfold. 

Dr. Wong, her Primary Care Physician she only met once, did a house call today. It surprised Aunt Pat a doctor in the big city would take time out of his day to come by and check on her. He is another angel in our midst.

Laurie the Hospice Nurse is shocked Aunt Pat is not in any pain. Blockages usually cause severe discomfort. She ordered a pain pump and extra morphine for the long weekend ahead to administer as soon as she needs it. 



Aunt Pat cannot keep any food down. Laurie explained as soon as Aunt Pat stops taking liquids she will last between one to five days. As of now, she is sipping on a little water.

Still no sightings of Rudy. 


Betsy xo