MadQuilter

Just take care of yourself and don't worry about quilting obligations. Sending all my good wishes to Randy and hugs to you.

starlight

My prayers are with you and your family. I work for NYS office for the aging and we have volunteers to transport people contact them and see is they have anything to offer.

quilterguy27

Gwyn:
So sorry to hear of your husbands condition. I really hope he gets better for you and himself. I will be thinking of you and holding good thoughts for your husband. Hope he is able to recover.

karielt

Gwyn,
Is he in Ogden or at Logan Reg. I'm in Logan. I wish I was closer I could help you with the boys. I'm one canyon to far.

QuiltingGrannie

Prayers going out for you and Randy and your family.

Gwyn

He is in Ogden at McKay-Dee. We will get the school transportation worked out this weekend, a couple days out of school won't really hurt, but Monday they will have to be back at school. I have adult family who can cover for me with 4 married kids within 3-4 minutes. They will get the boys to school and home again. Today, they had moved next weeks stuff to today to try and get free.

Thanks for all your kind words. God knows what he is doing, I just have to trust Him, Happy Easter to everyone, Gwyn

kwhite

Bless you girl. If you need help meeting any of your quilt board obligations please let me know. I will help you.

Gwyn

Thanks K, I will. Gwyn

ForestHobbit

Gwyn you and Randy have been added to my prayer list. I don't drive either so I understand your frustration with getting to the hospital and then getting home again, particularly with youngsters at home. Your family is lucky to have you as their very own angel, Gwyn.

Gwyn

Randy is probably not going to make it for very long. He has 4th stage pancreatic cancer that has spread through out the lymph system and made about 3 tumors in his liver. His kidneys are only working at about 50% and his bowel isn't working much at all. The pancreas tumor is the size of a medium cantalope and his whole body is full of infection. Since all his enzymes and hormones are out of kilter, his brain doesn't seem quite right either. He makes funny and silly statements that don't match any of the conversation. He can't stay awake for more than a few minutes unless he is actively engaged. I watched him fall asleep while they were setting an IV today. He didn't even jump when they stuck him. He seems so old and fragile and he has lost so much weight in the last few weeks. His eyes seem hollow...I am truly afraid. Isn't pancreatic cancer a very painful way to go? I'll keep you posted, thanks for the encouraging words and prayers. Right now, I am living on them, Gwyn