I don't know if it will work if we have to go through you changing resorts again.
We could have her plan our future trips.
I am happy that your hubby has found his family and has connected on a deep level with so many loved ones. Very sad about his sister in LA. I suspect the only way he is going to meet her is by suprise. He should NOT tell her he is coming and just show up. Of course this may involve help of a PI in Cal but may be worth it in the future.
Oh yeah! I said it. 
She was having all these panic attacks, not able to let my father out of her sight, and was having these "spells". This was not my mom at all. We spoke to a family friend who also went through the same thing. The first thing he asked us was, "is she taking Ativan? If so, she needs to get the heck off it." Sure enough, last month she went off it and has been fine since. It was all very odd and I am very happy to have my mommy back. Her phone gets disconnected all the time. She probably runs up long distance charges and then can't pay them. I wish she would let people get close. Then again, I can understand her reservations. She has said that she dislikes their mother very much and hates what happened to them all. She won't even call her that and gets almost offended when hubby does. She does not have the same father as hubby does and she seems very angry about it. I think she might have a mental illness as well. (I'm very familiar with mental illness, unfortunately) I just wish she would stop lying and getting hubby's hopes up all the time. We don't care what she has or doesn't have. Sheesh.Apparently some people who get pace makers put in become very nervous, overly dependent, and always think there is something illness related with them. She was taking Ativan and she turned into this crazy lady that we didn't know anymore.
I have checked and there are all kinds of rooms available at the Poly. Imagine that! I'm crazy. I know...
I'm glad she is feeling better and on the road to recovery.
My aunt died from breast cancer. It's my worst fear.
I understand what your niece went through - and am happy she is doing better now. It is not an easy journey. 
Kudos to you for beating that dreadful disease. You go girl!
I'm so sorry.
When my son passed unexpectedly it changed me forever. It will be 10 yrs August 22 and I still cannot go shopping alone...last weekend I had my DD drop me off at a pretty outdoor mall, set up like a village...but as I began to walk around it was all I could do to hold back the tears. We've lived here 3 yrs and I don't know a soul. I miss my close friends so much....they were (still are) such a support to me ...anyhoo...
Kathy, I cannot even begin to imagine what you have been through as a cancer survivor. God bless you and thank God for your continued good health.
I am so very sorry for your loss. I'm only three years older than he. You could be my momma!! Big hugs to you. 
I wish you strength and hope to get through the bad times. I know. I'm in biiiiiiggggg trouble. Hubby will have his work cut out for him. 
CSR will be fabulous...with those new rooms...nice!!!
My DS11 says "They ruined it! I can't believe they took out all the color!" We all loved the tacky painted armoires and headboards... so different than anything we own! Now it looks like my house, right down to the pale green in my bedroom and cherry furniture! And he knows that I have been pricing tickets and checking out hotels... 
