Pads has seemed exceptionally tired, and he made a surprise appearance when Catherine, Malcolm and Zoe were visiting this afternoon. He was wobbly and asking for a fentanyl 'melt' (pain relief). I sat with him for a while and his speech was a slurred. Shortly after he came over very itchy and a loratadine tablet didn't shift it. A bath seemed to calm him a bit but mum was still rubbing in the aloe vera until we opted for a dose of piriton.
Meanwhile, our on-call nurse phoned back having spoken to the palliative team. They wanted him to have a burst of steroids. It's a short term high dose to face-off whatever is suspected to be going on inside his head.
He's happy in bed now, watching his i-pad. With the steroids on board, who knows, he may even want to join us for dinner tomorrow!
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Are you saved?
Simple but surprisingly quite offensive question. Why ask here/now? Because everyone needs to be saved and while you are still able to read this and before you sleep tonight you need to ensure you are at peace with your Maker through the Lord Jesus Christ
Best place to start with this is on your knees and a copy of John's gospel (get a copy of John's Gospel)
Since August 2008 I've mainly used this blog to share updates about Pads and life with chemo after he was diagnosed with a medulloblastoma.
Best place to start with this is on your knees and a copy of John's gospel (get a copy of John's Gospel)
Since August 2008 I've mainly used this blog to share updates about Pads and life with chemo after he was diagnosed with a medulloblastoma.
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