The only real solution was to get him to Virginia, to be cared for by Jett’s sons, which was where I took him last year during our planned month-long cruise. He loves being there and they seem to love having him, so win-win.
But this time I could not leave Jett to drive to Virginia. So I called Jett’s son Joshua and proposed meeting him halfway, in North Carolina, Saturday night. As Jett was hospitalized and would not be released until Monday at the earliest, I had a 2-day window to do the half-trip.
Josh declined my proposition. He said Jett needed me and he would drive all the way to Flagler Beach to fetch Rusty. I couldn’t very well refuse his generosity so, true to his word, both he and his fiancé Cristina appeared at the hospital Saturday night and stayed until Tuesday morning, assisting with Jett’s release from the hospital.
They left Tuesday morning, with Rusty, solving that critical logistical problem for me.
Thank you, Josh and Cristina!
I am happy to report that following her discharge from the hospital on Monday, Jett had four very good days at home in the RV. She was mentally alert, got out of bed and prepared for radiation treatments every morning with very little assistance from me and actually ate some real meals. Small portions, but real food. All very encouraging.
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