Where are we today ?
Stratford, Ontario
Yesterday was not a really good day for Geo. He was very sleepy.
The doctor was concerned about his condition and asked me if he had any family. He wanted to discuss his condition. He gave me a preview of his thoughts. I called one of his daughter’s, she talked with her siblings. His daughter’s were able to come to the hospital and we had a discussion with the doctor. His son was on the phone, so he was able to hear everything that was said. The family and the doctor, then talked with George to find out what his wishes are when things go bad.
A daughter, son and myself will have further discussions today to put in place options that are available to us.
It was a tough and long day yesterday, but we all got through it.
I called the hospital this morning and for us we good news that he was able to walk to the washroom several times last night.
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ReplyDeleteWe are so sorry to hear this, Suzie.i wish now that we were closer. Please know that our hearts and arms for hugs are with you across the miles as discussions take place.love you guys. We know you will do what is best for your sweetie.xo
How beautiful, for both of you, to have a loving, caring family close by to help support you both as you take this journey. Yesterday sounds like a hard day for all of you as you made some tough decisions. Our prayers and caring thoughts continue to be sent your way. Lots of (((hugs)))
ReplyDeleteOur hearts break for all of you. We are glad that you both have family so close and so caring. Yesterday sounds like a very hard day for all of you. Please know you are in our hearts and our prayers.
ReplyDeleteYour good report after his surgery, I'm sure we were all expecting good news. Sorry to read this heartbreaking report. Continued thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteHaving family close by is a blessing in tough times. But my heart is sad for all of you. Sending prayers and hugs.
ReplyDeleteSuch a difficult discussion to have but it sounds like you have a wonderful family surrounding you. Continuing to send prayers.
ReplyDeletePraying for George. Hope this is just temporary and he gets stronger soon.
ReplyDeleteNever commented before but have enjoyed your posts for several years. Praying for you all! Happy you have family around to help you and to help each other! ��
ReplyDeleteOh Suzie, this is so difficult for you and the kids. So glad you are all together. You have the whole RVing family with you as you go through this horrible journey. It's just so sad.
ReplyDeleteMuch love to you all
ReplyDeleteI have never commented before but I have been following this blog for years. I have always enjoyed George's descriptions of your days. I am so sorry that this is happening to you both. I wish the best for both of you. Thank you for continuing to post on the blog and keep us updated.
ReplyDeleteAs sad as things are, stay strong and positive. Life is a bumpy road but you roll with the punches.
ReplyDeleteOur hearts go out to you folks. We've been in similar discussion days with our parents over the past few years, and it's tough. Thank goodness you have family to draw on for support.
ReplyDeleteIt's a difficult road you and Suzie are on right now as well as your family members. I can't tell you everything is going to be alright and I can't tell you better days are ahead. I can only tell you George that I feel very sad today after reading Suzie's latest update. No matter what happens you have been and are a positive inspiration and example to many of your fellow RVing Bloggers and readers of your posts. I for one thank you for all your comments over the years. Your smile, your vests, and yes those hats. Foodies, Webber Q's, Happy Hours and Walkabouts have all taken on new meaning for many of us. You have brought many enjoyable reading moments and chuckles to all your fellow readers. You and Suzie have blazed your own RVing trails for others to follow. I hope you two can at some point continue to blaze more of those trails but if not just know that you are truly loved by all of us out here. Keep up those Awesome Travels George no matter where they may lead you now.
ReplyDeleteI as well have been following your blog for years and have really enjoyed following your travels. Here is to hoping things turn around for George and times will get better soon. You are in our thoughts every day..
ReplyDeleteThank you Suzie for sharing and updating your huge RV family. It hurts us all knowing that George is sick and we are helpless hearing that he is suffering. Tell him he is loved by so many and his posts have been an inspiration to us all and so were his yummy BBQ creations. Sending our love and best wishes.
ReplyDeleteSos orry your are having bad days George, we are hoping for better news, know that we are thinking about you and Suzy and take comfort that you are blessed by by and surrounded by a loving family.
ReplyDeleteSending love and hugs.
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ReplyDeleteI sill remember fondly that day in Texas Big Bend country when Suzie and George with his big infectious smile and huge hat came through the door of that restaurant after he had noticed our motorhome parked outside. I was the first time Norma and I met George and Suzie and the hour or so we spent together went by too quickly. It was followed by several more meetings in the Quartzite area over the years when we shared all kinds of RVing information.
ReplyDeleteWherever your future travels may take you George know that you have so many friends thinking of you! We are all lucky we live in Canada where choices are available to us.
Hang in there George. :)
ReplyDeleteGeorge and Suzie I am so sorry yesterday was so hard!! The news must have been tough but please know that so many of us out here love you guys and you all have become an important part of our lives! I always looked forward to your happy upbeat post about where you were and your walkabouts each morning! You are amazing on that WeberQ and I love hearing your menus!! So many happy hours must be responsible for your happy attitude!! In other words...you are important!! Take things one day at a time and know God loves you...He gave His life for you!!! Take care my friend!!!
ReplyDeleteSending lots of prayers and hugs your way ... hopefully each day will see George a little bit stronger!
ReplyDeleteoh my...maybe the surgery was hard on him and after a day or so he can return home and spend some quiet time with his loved ones. With love, Sheryl
ReplyDeleteSuzie, you and George are in our prayers. I have enjoyed your adventures so much. The smiles, that hat and vest. Hope tomorrow is a better day ! Cheryl
ReplyDeleteSo many prayers from so many friends and loved ones. I know George will fight this as hard as he can. You had some better news this morning so lets keep that in our hearts. Prayers keep coming for George and the family. Hang in there Suzie.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for updating us everyday! I have followed your blog for a while and enjoy reading it everyday. My heart goes out to all of you. Please know you are in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine how hard that was to hear. My heart goes out to you and his family. I'm still praying for him every day.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear this. I can't imagine how hard this was for you all. I'm glad he had a better night.
ReplyDeleteI think Al said it best George. He voiced the thoughts I couldn't put into words. I remember the first time we met at Quail Ridge RV Park. I noticed you standing there watching us as we pulled in not more than a couple of spots away. That big straw hat and your charming grin atop of that multi pocketed vest left me with no doubt who you might be. You and Suzie have served as Ambassadors of RV'ers for a long time, answering questions, offering advice and just being kind people. A positive fella that sees the good in everything and everyone. You have enriched many lives and I am honoured and fortunate to call you my friend. Your illness brings sadness to us all, but our memories bring smiles and maybe a laugh or two. Keep up the fight George.
ReplyDeleteWe have not known you for long, and hardly gotten to know you at all, but our thoughts and prayers are with you during this hard time. All our best to both of you. Hang in there and take care of yourself, Suzie. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI just realized now that we have finally arrived at Stone Island or the Isla as many of us call it that we met you both exactly 10 years ago. You have both packed an enormous amount of activities into those ten years and have created untold memories.
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