http://notesfrommosquitohill.com/2009/07/olive-oyl.html random musings from the life of a firefighter, paramedic, train buff, family man Wed, 09 May 2012 01:42:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://notesfrommosquitohill.com/2009/07/olive-oyl.html/comment-page-1#comment-171 Squeezey Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:34:03 +0000 http://notesfrommosquitohill.com/?p=61#comment-171 I understand how one can wish to be able to help more, but nothing further is possible. Fantastic post, you have conveyed this so well, my heart went out to the gentleman. I understand how one can wish to be able to help more, but nothing further is possible. Fantastic post, you have conveyed this so well, my heart went out to the gentleman.

]]> http://notesfrommosquitohill.com/2009/07/olive-oyl.html/comment-page-1#comment-167 The Handover – Passion edition « Notes from Mosquito Hill Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:07:27 +0000 http://notesfrommosquitohill.com/?p=61#comment-167 [...] This is Olive Oyl. [...] [...] This is Olive Oyl. [...]

]]> http://notesfrommosquitohill.com/2009/07/olive-oyl.html/comment-page-1#comment-7 medicblog999 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 07:01:06 +0000 http://notesfrommosquitohill.com/?p=61#comment-7 No matter where in the world we work, the stories are always the same.<br />It constantly amazes me that there are still some people out there who choose to look after loved ones instead of just dumping them into a nursing home for someone to take over the burden of 'caring'.<br />As you said in your comment on my post, one of the saddest things is that he will likely die soon too. Now that he has lost his reason for living, that strange phenomenon of giving up and dying will likely take him soon.<br />At least they will be together again.<br />Great post! No matter where in the world we work, the stories are always the same.
It constantly amazes me that there are still some people out there who choose to look after loved ones instead of just dumping them into a nursing home for someone to take over the burden of 'caring'.
As you said in your comment on my post, one of the saddest things is that he will likely die soon too. Now that he has lost his reason for living, that strange phenomenon of giving up and dying will likely take him soon.
At least they will be together again.
Great post!

]]> http://notesfrommosquitohill.com/2009/07/olive-oyl.html/comment-page-1#comment-324 medicblog999 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 07:01:00 +0000 http://notesfrommosquitohill.com/?p=61#comment-324 No matter where in the world we work, the stories are always the same.It constantly amazes me that there are still some people out there who choose to look after loved ones instead of just dumping them into a nursing home for someone to take over the burden of 'caring'.As you said in your comment on my post, one of the saddest things is that he will likely die soon too. Now that he has lost his reason for living, that strange phenomenon of giving up and dying will likely take him soon.At least they will be together again.Great post! No matter where in the world we work, the stories are always the same.It constantly amazes me that there are still some people out there who choose to look after loved ones instead of just dumping them into a nursing home for someone to take over the burden of 'caring'.As you said in your comment on my post, one of the saddest things is that he will likely die soon too. Now that he has lost his reason for living, that strange phenomenon of giving up and dying will likely take him soon.At least they will be together again.Great post!

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