TGIF

Today dad got moved onto a morphine infusion. (through the port in his chest) Liquid morphine basically. Mom has been just completely awesome. Taking care of dad whatever he needs whenever. She really is an amazing woman of God, and my true inspiration. I love her to pieces. Anywho, there about 100 people at dads today. :) (sarcasm) But really like 5-7. Several nurses, prescription people, meals on wheels, brothers and sisters, etc.
Hospice decided that it was time for us to have some larger help. We now have 24 hour care from nurses, meaning someone will be at the house 24 hours everyday from now on. This is such a huge relief. Now we can spend our final days talking to him and visiting with him. And also they know what is going on better than we do and are just a wonderful help.

Anna, Jeff, Tiffany, Me (Jennie), mom, a nurse, and dad all watched the video Doug made for us to watch. It was really sweet, dad liked it a lot. He kept saying who's that, who's that... and some of them we were like that's YOU dad! :)
And then he would pipe up and say that was fifth grade, or that was oklahoma. :)
Anyhow, I am going to beddy-by to start again tomorrow.
Love yall!
Goodnight.
-Jennie