Need your thoughts, please

[amber]

PA Baker,

Positive thinking is the key. Keep strong for your mother in law, and your family.

 

[lindatooo]

Every member of DC always has my prayers but I'll send a few extra and light a candle for her. Hugs, Pa

 

[PA Baker]

Thanks again, everyone! I have to say that this story ends up having a very happy ending (and pretty funny too, now that we know how it turns out!).

When DH's grandma called my FIL with an update on Friday we found out that grandma had just been a bit confused/couldn't hear well and that in fact the aunt didn't have advanced leukemia but advanced anemia! Quite a big difference! My FIL said that once he confirmed the real diagnosis he couldn't stop laughing for a long time. Poor Grandma! The aunt is recovering nicely at home now.

But as always, I do appreciate all of your thoughts and prayers--I can always count on you all!

 

[middie]

pa that's much better news !!!!! at least anemia can be treated so much easier !!!!!!

 

[mudbug]

I didn't know your Grandma was Emily Litella, PA.

 

[kadesma]

Pa,

wonderful news..I'm glad we can smile, Grandma, tried her best, I know about the confusion and not hearing well..We are learning to just smile and pretend.. and nana as the kids call her feels important and useful.
kadesma

 

[KAYLINDA]

At least when it comes to prayers...none are wasted! So happy to hear about the happy ending!

 

[GB]

Oh PAB I am so happy to hear that!!!

 

[Dove]

I just read this thread and had my "smile for the day"
LOL
Dove

 

[texasgirl]

I'm so happy for you and your family, PA!! It's great that it turned out to be an easier treatment than you thought!

 

[tweedee]

PA,

My prayers and thoughts are with your aunt, you and the rest of the family.

 

[lindatooo]

And they say hearing aids are not necessary!

Personally I only hear in one ear so I can easily understand the confusion...now if DH would just stop trying to communicate with me when he's in the pantry!

So glad for the good news!