kaffinito
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Sorry to be a downer, but DSIL is in a coma. My DH's sister.
She took an over dose of drugs last night -Valium - and passed out. Her 'friend" found her slumped over and blue and called paramedics. They couldn't revive her, and the hospital couldn't either. She's on a respirator, and the neurologist said that there is no brain stem activity and no hope that she'll pull though. They expect her to die in the next few days.
So with all of that, DMIL has her son, who is 4 and has CP, and her other son and daughter are with her helping her. She doesn't want my DH around - he tends to go off and order people around (his way of dealing with stress) and he upsets everybody. So should we stay in town and I could help out DMIL my taking DN4? Or should I help out by keeping DH out of the way (we were supposed to leave tomorrow for WDW)?
I'm in a pickle as to what to do here. I want to be a help, but am thinking that keeping DH from bellowing at everyone might be the best help. DMIL doesn't care either way.
She took an over dose of drugs last night -Valium - and passed out. Her 'friend" found her slumped over and blue and called paramedics. They couldn't revive her, and the hospital couldn't either. She's on a respirator, and the neurologist said that there is no brain stem activity and no hope that she'll pull though. They expect her to die in the next few days.
So with all of that, DMIL has her son, who is 4 and has CP, and her other son and daughter are with her helping her. She doesn't want my DH around - he tends to go off and order people around (his way of dealing with stress) and he upsets everybody. So should we stay in town and I could help out DMIL my taking DN4? Or should I help out by keeping DH out of the way (we were supposed to leave tomorrow for WDW)?
I'm in a pickle as to what to do here. I want to be a help, but am thinking that keeping DH from bellowing at everyone might be the best help. DMIL doesn't care either way.