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<blockquote data-quote="ozarkbilly" data-source="post: 307300" data-attributes="member: 11271"><p>and thank you all for the condolences.&nbsp; Her death was quite unexpected &amp; it turns out that she knew she was in really bad shape and chose to keep that confidential.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know if me knowing that she&#039;d been given X months to live as soon as she&#039;d found out would&#039;ve made it better or worse, or easier or harder, or whatever.&nbsp; Instead it was &quot;can you give me a ride to the doctor?&nbsp; I really don&#039;t feel very well&quot; on Aug 15, followed by 15 days of hospitalization &amp; then 2 days of being sent home to die.&nbsp; She loved the outdoors, loved camping, loved boating.&nbsp; We&#039;d just gone camping in July &amp; were constantly planning our annual Labor Day weekend family reunion/camping trip, and instead she died Labor Day weekend and we were spreading her ashes in our favorite little cove the following weekend.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ozarkbilly, post: 307300, member: 11271"] and thank you all for the condolences. Her death was quite unexpected & it turns out that she knew she was in really bad shape and chose to keep that confidential. I don't know if me knowing that she'd been given X months to live as soon as she'd found out would've made it better or worse, or easier or harder, or whatever. Instead it was "can you give me a ride to the doctor? I really don't feel very well" on Aug 15, followed by 15 days of hospitalization & then 2 days of being sent home to die. She loved the outdoors, loved camping, loved boating. We'd just gone camping in July & were constantly planning our annual Labor Day weekend family reunion/camping trip, and instead she died Labor Day weekend and we were spreading her ashes in our favorite little cove the following weekend. [/QUOTE]

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