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beatrice_otter) wrote2014-02-16 11:08 pm
beatrice_otter) wrote2014-02-16 11:08 pm
Not happening.
I had been looking forward to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
rarewomen (and signups are open so you should all go check it out and sign up).
Not happening this year. My grandma has stage 4 cancer and the doctor is saying months (don't know how many) and if you're going to visit, sooner would be better than later. And March and April are two of the three busiest months in my profession so taking time off in March or April would be not possible except for dire emergencies, so I'm looking to go home next week if I can make it work (and praying that it will).
Even if I she's miraculously cured in the next two weeks ... nope. There's just no way I can write.
rarewomen (and signups are open so you should all go check it out and sign up).Not happening this year. My grandma has stage 4 cancer and the doctor is saying months (don't know how many) and if you're going to visit, sooner would be better than later. And March and April are two of the three busiest months in my profession so taking time off in March or April would be not possible except for dire emergencies, so I'm looking to go home next week if I can make it work (and praying that it will).
Even if I she's miraculously cured in the next two weeks ... nope. There's just no way I can write.
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It's not that it's certain she's going to die in the next few months; just very likely. They're trying to figure out how to convince her that "hospice" means "we're going to focus on quality of life instead of curing you" and not "you're going to die tomorrow."