
My husband passed away peacefully this morning.He lost his battle with complications of Parkinson’s disease.He was courageous and wonderful man. He did not give up easily. He fought that disease and was winning, overcame several infections until now.But at the end he couldn’t fight it anymore and made decision almost a week ago to stop and told doctors very decisively to disconnect and stop treatments as it all spiralled out of control.A tiny bit of gratitude emerges today as I know he is in better place and not suffering and that horrible disease did not destroy him entirely not his mind anyway, but his body was getting weaker for about year or so.He was extremely strong for a long time, he was also wonderful person as husband, friend, father. He was independent thinker but respect others opinions.He was always ready until few years ago for new adventure, had incredible knowledge on many subjects and always wanted to learn and discover. Thank you everyone for your support and kind words.I am hoping I helped others as well.
It sounds like he taught you a lot about life and love and you will never take that for granted I'm sure.
His legacy will now be about love, learning and discovery, determination and courage, even when things were tough.
Praying for God's peace and strength to be with you in the days, weeks and months ahead.
So sorry for the loss of your dear husband. When someone we are so deeply connected to dies, we can often still feel them with us. Find comfort in that familiarity.
Please be careful as you drive and make decisions right now. You need rest. Part of you is floating in the ether, and it takes so much of our physical resources to regain our equilibrium after such a shock. Let others help you. There is no rush. Be in the moment.
Thank you. That is absolutely beautiful. And so true.
it is very comforting.
you are absolutely right, nobody wins. Horrible disease.
But he persevered for long time and was determined to live normal life and did just that. I could say he was defiant and challenged himself.
I know I will cherish those memories forever.
Thank you for encouraging words I am sure I am going to reread these as I know I am facing worse days
Courage? I am not sure. But I am at peace today as I had a sign and I knew.