That’s what I feel like right now, a vagabond. A person who wanders from place to place without a home or job. There was a big misunderstanding, I was to go to skilled nursing, today, they had a bed. Wow, what a day, thinking all day about having courage to go through this gracefully. No, it didn’t work, there was no bed, and they thought I was coming in for a tour. In a strange way I was relieved! I know that I need more care, I can certainly feel it. I am living at my son’s house, with his 8 month pregnant wife and two younger sons. A young ordinary family, in an ordinary house. But ordinary houses are not set up for a disabled person. Also a young family need to be alone and grandma also needs her space, what to do? I didn’t feel good about going to skilled nursing but at this point I had no choice. Not a good option for anyone, in fact, no option! When I look at the opulence of the very rich ruling this country, the struggles of ordinary people and a Healthcare system that is failing, well what can I say except, Revolution, in a peaceful way.
Satnam
Hey Sweet Girl, just caught up on your blog and as you mentioned my name I do believe God has a plan. Maybe the day was just not right for your entrance to this skilled nursing home. You are a beautiful soul whose presence here on earth is an honor. Edgar Cayce said we have many sojourns and I have been blessed to have this one with you my beautiful friend. Keep your hope and faith, it will not abandon you. Love You.
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