T. Austin Brown on Nostr: MIL has been mostly bed-bound since a heart attack in early 2020. At the rehab center ...
MIL has been mostly bed-bound since a heart attack in early 2020. At the rehab center she didn’t want to do PT, so when she was released we put her on hospice, too. But she was mostly fine. She had memory problems and had gone from someone who spoke 8 languages professionally to someone who forgot words and read the same handful of romance novels over and over without memory of the plot
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