Concur with the other anon.
Hospice care was given to my father, while he was dying of pancreatic cancer. He was in agozing pain until he began receiving dilaudid.
Cannot say enough about the kindness and mercy shown to him and my family during those painful last days. They carried us all. God bless hospice nurses.
Studzinski has got to be one of the dirtiest of the dirty.
He needs to be internet famous.
May God bless this veteran as he begins to leave this life.
Bless also his loved ones as they grieve for him.
I have been in this place, friend. There is no timetable, there is no explaining it, there is no way to describe it, and it is different for everyone. I felt like an open wound for months after my father died. Just when I thought it was better, BAM, it was back. Literally wept until there were tears on the floor at my feet. The grief burned me up inside. It has been almost four years, and I still catch myself wanting to email an interesting thing to him now and then.
Sincere hopes, wishes and prayers for your family during the hard days ahead.