The hardest thing I've ever had to do.... ever

[tompm]

Don

I am glad to hear she is improving and is adapting well to the situation. I know this gives you the comfort of knowing you made the right decision. I will keep her and you in our prayers. Take care of yourself. I remember when I became my father-in-law's primary care person (not my decision. He decided to trust me the most for some reason.) my doctor kept reminding me to take of me. He was angry at me when I missed an appointment or didn't follow orders. He was also my father-in-law's doctor. He would tell me since I was the person my FIL trusted it was important for me to be healthy and there for him even after he went into assisted living.