So
She prays
Every day
This is the week
She gets to go home
She’s been here eight weeks now
The frustration has begun
No one tells her the same story
They all shrug their shoulders when she asks
Please, tell me when you will let me go home
©2019 Annette Rochelle Aben
Annette Rochelle Aben 
Hang in there Annette. It’s hard when a stay in a care facility seems to drag on forever, but you will go home, and when you do, you will be well enough to stay home.
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On follow up: If that was a story about someone else, please pass my comment on to her. 🙂
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We are both hanging tough! Yes, this is a story about my roomie, Naomi. I have been blessed with two extremely wonderful women as roommates. Joan and Naomi, both I have written about. ❤
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You a tough person, Annette.
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I’m so sorry Annette. I can’t even imagine. If talking will help, then call. I’ll listen. Great big hug.
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She is one of my roomies… thought she would be out by now but may possibly be here until November…
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Sob
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What I mean by sob. Is that being away from home is sob worthy. Especially when it is not your own choice!
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No worries. Each of us here knows, we are here because our physical conditions require care we cannot get in our homes. Naomi appears to be healed and ready but blood work, etc tells a different tale. I have an outward physical sign that gives the indication that healing is still in process. It can be frustrating.
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Love and healing prayers for you and Naomi, Annette… ❤
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Thank you, Bette! We are both supporting each other through it all and truly appreciate the uplifting energy from everyone else. 🙂
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Reblogged this on davidbruceblog #2.
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Oh, my, enough is simply enough…
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One would think so….
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