ThreeShadows
Quid me anxia?
As they say in Maine: "them are some numb!". Hugs, Susie, if I lived nearby I would have helped.
My mother in law once went to help a friend who was dying from breast cancer. She had cooked and prepared her husband's meals, stored them in the freezer with instructions on how to reheat them ('cause a trained pharmacist/chemist doesn't know how to use an oven
), when she got back home after the death, he had left each day's dirty plate on the dining room table for her to take into the kitchen after she had witnessed her friend's agony. She was a chemist too, just didn't have the equipment to make her special, if you know what I mean...
Some numb!!!
My mother in law once went to help a friend who was dying from breast cancer. She had cooked and prepared her husband's meals, stored them in the freezer with instructions on how to reheat them ('cause a trained pharmacist/chemist doesn't know how to use an oven
), when she got back home after the death, he had left each day's dirty plate on the dining room table for her to take into the kitchen after she had witnessed her friend's agony. She was a chemist too, just didn't have the equipment to make her special, if you know what I mean...Some numb!!!
