My life, the whirlwind...
So there's a lot I haven't said to a lot of people. I've become much more inclined to just not say anything to anyone but it's starting to overflow, so here is some of it.
My mom was sick with the flu last week, well she was on 7 different kinds of medicine.
She would wake up every 15-20 minutes, get up, and take more pills.
19 of one, 22 of one, and 20 of one more later she had OD'd. She slept for 2 days straight.
We took her to the emergency room many times, and they told us if she hadn't built an immunity to them she would be dead and we should consider putting her in rehab.
Denying this option our family decided to deal with it at home.
She was delirious for days, saying we had done stuff that was not real.
Said she didn't want to live.
Believed the day was Tuesday.
It was Thursday.
My sister's birthday.
Needless to say, it was scary.
After we gave her what medicine the doctors said to, she slept for 4 hours and was back to being coherent but still in pain.
After monitoring and looking after her and her medicine we took her back to the doctors on Monday and they said it wasn't her fault but we should still watch it all.
There's a lot more I could update on, but I was just thinking that I had wrote too much as it is.
It's now Wednesday. Life is sort of "normal".
My mom was sick with the flu last week, well she was on 7 different kinds of medicine.
She would wake up every 15-20 minutes, get up, and take more pills.
19 of one, 22 of one, and 20 of one more later she had OD'd. She slept for 2 days straight.
We took her to the emergency room many times, and they told us if she hadn't built an immunity to them she would be dead and we should consider putting her in rehab.
Denying this option our family decided to deal with it at home.
She was delirious for days, saying we had done stuff that was not real.
Said she didn't want to live.
Believed the day was Tuesday.
It was Thursday.
My sister's birthday.
Needless to say, it was scary.
After we gave her what medicine the doctors said to, she slept for 4 hours and was back to being coherent but still in pain.
After monitoring and looking after her and her medicine we took her back to the doctors on Monday and they said it wasn't her fault but we should still watch it all.
There's a lot more I could update on, but I was just thinking that I had wrote too much as it is.
It's now Wednesday. Life is sort of "normal".