Wet Dreams?

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Last night after Mom was in bed and I was in the living room trying to

get other things done, I heard her saying something in the bedroom and

heard some strange noises. As I entered the bedroom she was laying on

her back,without the blankets, and it seemed that her arms and legs

were spasming and hitting the bed repeatedly. Her outer pants were

pulled down and her panties looked like she tried to pull them down

some. She was rambling that she was going to the bathroom and she

couldn't get her pants down in time. I had to wake her up some to have

her calm down. she had wet the bed, which wasn't a problem for me, but

I am wondering if she was having one of the dreams where she isn't

paralyzed from moving, or if this was some sort of a seizure or

something. She is quiet today and her head still doesn't want to stand

up straight, and still won't drink because she'll have to use the

bathroom and won't eat because she says she is full. I am hoping that

she is just having 'bad attitude' behavior. They had someone check out

her chewing and swallowing at the hospital, so I don't think that is

the problem with eating and drinking.

Anyone experienced with this stuff?

[Guest guest]

Millie lost nerve impulses for appetite near the end. We could have tried to

prolong her life with heroics, but we knew there was no real quality of life at

the end of tubes.

The end came so fast in that we abruptly were on a huge rapid decline that we

couldn't anticipate. it just all turned to mush in a matter of days.

Millie was never incontinent. She could always let us know she had to go and

we wrestled her onto the commode. During the last round of wrestle-mania she

threw a clot in her leg and then had severe pain.

By then we were desperate for the drugs that would take her painlessly the

rest of the way. I sent out the SOS right from my lalptop at Hospice. I would

have rented a lwptop to remain connected with this group. They were my

lifeline.

Not to say your LO is near the end, but the last sharp turn really snuck up on

us.

Prayers for you,

Carol

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[Guest guest]

She hasn't had a repeat performance but still bearly eats anything or

drinks. I keep telling her that she will have to go back to the

hospital for IV and feeding tube. She has severe spasms since that

one dose of Zyprexa. Although I know she will be better off some

day, it is so hard to accept what is happening. She has told me

before that she just wishes she were dead. I know that she knows

inside what she is living and this isn't how she wants to be

living.

I can only hope that this medication gets out of her system and she

gets back to where she was two weeks ago...just so I can hold on to

her longer.

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> Millie lost nerve impulses for appetite near the end. We could

have tried to prolong her life with heroics, but we knew there was no

real quality of life at the end of tubes.

>

> The end came so fast in that we abruptly were on a huge rapid

decline that we couldn't anticipate. it just all turned to mush in a

matter of days.

>

> Millie was never incontinent. She could always let us know she

had to go and we wrestled her onto the commode. During the last

round of wrestle-mania she threw a clot in her leg and then had

severe pain.

>

> By then we were desperate for the drugs that would take her

painlessly the rest of the way. I sent out the SOS right from my

lalptop at Hospice. I would have rented a lwptop to remain connected

with this group. They were my lifeline.

>

> Not to say your LO is near the end, but the last sharp turn

really snuck up on us.

>

> Prayers for you,

>

> Carol

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