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Excuse my presence from the website but somethings have happened and didn't really get to post to many things here. My dad passed away on Feb.13 mom will never look at Valentines day again. he was 80. It all started with dad wanting to burn some trash and he got down to one last bag of junk, mom try to tell him it'll be ok to wait, but dad being the way he was just had to go and get it done.

He went on to do that and the bag somehow got hooked on the toe of his shoe and down he went. I had just arrived home from M.O and I seen him sittin' there in the back yard thinking what is he doing, when I got there and got out of the truck my mom yelled that he had fallin'. As I ran to were dad was I seen what had happened and being that I've worked in at MRMC for 11 yrs, after I seen the way his leg was I knew he had broken his leg. Called for a ambulance they came and took to Meadowview, Dr. Kumler said it was a clean break and they went and took dad to surgery. Later myself, mom and my sisters(There are 4 of them), decided to transfer dad to the Robertson County Nursing Home.

Now my dad has never been a fan of staying anywhere but home, I tried to and my sisters explained to him why he couldn't just go home and take care of this, dad had a lot of other problems besides a broken leg like COPD, Early Onset Dementia, High Blood Pressure and some TIA's or miny strokes.

He was doing pretty well with the therapy walked with the walker 40 ft. but it was like someone turned off a switch. He quit eating, got sick and lost 26lbs. Dad and mom have been married 56 yrs. and mom tries to push herself, I only hope she doesn't grieve herself as I and my sisters and other members of the family are around and help her get thru this. Prayers are greatly appreciated.

Ultimatley it was a STROKE that took him.

I'm really sorry for your loss RCHS.

 

I'll be thinking of your family during the days ahead.

So sorry for your loss, RCHS. Sending prayers for comfort and strength during this difficult time.

So sad RCHS. I will pray for you and your family.

So sorry to hear this. Too often with older folks, a fall can be the beginning of the end. All the other health issues catch up to then. Both of my in-laws passed away after falling.

 

It sounds like your parents raised devoted kids. Your mom is very lucky to have you. Prayers to you and your family.

My sincere condolences. Although it seemed and surely was too fast for you and your family, take solice that a worse option...years of declining mental capacity due to the dementia and mini-strokes could have happened as well robbing your father of his dignity his personality and his soul.

Prayer from here RCHS to you and your entire family.

Prayers sent brother from Lawrenceburg.

So sorry to hear this RCHS.

Very sorry to hear this, RC.

RCHS prayers for you and your family said.

Prayers for your family, RCHS.

Thoughts and prayers for you and your family during this very difficult time.

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Thank you to everyone for your kind words.

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