Bunny, 

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They did a CT scan yesterday while I was there. Nobody seemed to know why; maybe they were told, and forgot, or maybe someone didn't feel like dealing with a hard-of-hearing old person who might or might not be focused at the moment. I thought that they might be looking for the mysterious bleeding that keeps making her anemic so often (not showing up in stool, so probably not in digestive system). I haven't heard anything further about it; don't know if my brother has heard anything or not.
There are so many things going on, it's hard for me to keep straight, and so many medical personnel involved that I wonder if any of them really have the whole picture. First, there's the cancer. Then, there's the pulmonary fibrosis, and the pulmonary thrombosis which one doctor thought the clots were migrating from the legs to the lungs but another says no, the clots aren't coming from there so there's no point in installing a filter. Respiratory says that she has a habit of shallow breathing, so she isn't even using the lung capacity that she has. A few days ago, they said some of the problems are because of fluid building up in her body, and they put in a catheter and started giving her Lasix. Plus, she developed a rapid/irregular heartbeat, which is why she is now on the cardiac floor rather than oncology. Tonight, her heart has been racing again, and her bp has been low; from what my brother has told me, things have been so dicey we may be looking at days rather than weeks.


So sorryBummer. We've had to cancel the party; she's really not up to any of it. Her oncologist wants her moved to Hospice. I don't know what kind of timeline we are looking at here.

Bummer. We've had to cancel the party; she's really not up to any of it. Her oncologist wants her moved to Hospice. I don't know what kind of timeline we are looking at here.

) and Mom liked them well enough she asked for another bite (she isn't eating much, remember, and sweets generally don't appeal at all to her). My brother's stepdaughter brought his ex around. I hope that visit went well; I didn't ask, and nobody told. Because Mom was being moved to a nearby hospice at 8:00 p.m, several of the hospital staff stopped in the room to say goodbye.
There were cupcakes, so it was a party. A smaller party is still a party, and probably not as overwhelming for her as a big one. Just so it lifted her spirits, which it sounds like it did. I'm not much of a shutterbug either.