parents they're a worry aren't they

Yesterday I took my mum home from the hospice for a couple of days (she has cancer), so what does she do when I'm at work. She decides it might be a good idea to go for a drive, and has an accident and writes the car off. Thankfully she does not seem injured in any way, and nobody else was involved either. I tell you they're a worry.

Ronald Kirsch wrote: Yesterday I took my mum home from the hospice for a couple of days (she has cancer), so what does she do when I'm at work. She decides it might be a good idea to go for a drive, and has an accident and writes the car off. Thankfully she does not seem injured in any way, and nobody else was involved either. I tell you they're a worry.

Sorry to hear about that Ron.

Thanks Shane. She's as fine as she can be. I'll go and see her shortly.

Look after her mate..You sound like a good son to have;)

That's tough Ron, a month ago my grandfather, stricken with Alzheimer's, fell flat on his face and broke his nose....not a pretty sight. Only a couple of more months and he won't remember any of us at all........:(

I lived in total denial as my father lost to cancer. You and your family are in my prays.

Thanks for all your kind wishes. I don't think it'll take more than 6 months now.

I hope you're both OK, and you both have my best wishes.