suevee
<font color=red>I am in a frenzy!<br><font color=r
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We stayed at the North Wing courtesy of SoG and it was great. Especially the time we spent with my parents. We had AP passes and that took a lot of stress off of us because we could do the parks as we wanted to and never felt we were wasting a pass. We usually spent only four hours a day at the park. The rest of the time was swimming, enjoying the weather, and reading! That's right we went to WDW to read! No one can believe it, but it was one of the most relaxing time we have ever had. We treated it like the beach. Parks in morning then pool, dinner, books, relaxing in afternoon and evening. Some evenings we would go to Epcot, once we did an Illuminations cruise. Loved watching fireworks from resort!
The night we arrived home, we got a phone call that my mother had had a heart attack. Later we found out she has multiple blocked arteries and an aneurysm close to her heart. She is not a candidate for open heart surgery and has to use medication to moniter her situation. Luckily, after some close calls she is all right for now.
Knowing that now my mom's time with us will most likely be limited, the time we spent at WDW with four generations will be a priceless memory. Especially for my 7 year old granddaughter. The relationship she built with her great-grandmother during this trip will enrich her forever.
The night we arrived home, we got a phone call that my mother had had a heart attack. Later we found out she has multiple blocked arteries and an aneurysm close to her heart. She is not a candidate for open heart surgery and has to use medication to moniter her situation. Luckily, after some close calls she is all right for now.
Knowing that now my mom's time with us will most likely be limited, the time we spent at WDW with four generations will be a priceless memory. Especially for my 7 year old granddaughter. The relationship she built with her great-grandmother during this trip will enrich her forever.