Author Topic: Rughugger's a Daddy! Two Year Cake Day!  (Read 119837 times)


The cat is really jealous of the baby so it tries to hog attention. lol



(might be getting rid of cat as it is being too destructive.)


Well bad news has hit the world of Rughugger. My mom had a heart attack and isn't expected to recover from it so in honor of her memory, I post the last pictures I took of her holding the baby. She was so excited to be a grandma. I only wish she could have had more time with lil Linday.






Rug, she's in our hearts man. I hope she pulls through :U


Is it wrong that I'm crying?

Oh wow; that's terrible.


Well bad news has hit the world of Rughugger. My mom had a heart attack and isn't expected to recover from it so in honor of her memory, I post the last pictures I took of her holding the baby. She was so excited to be a grandma. I only wish she could have had more time with lil Linday.
D:
hope she makes a miraculous recovery

I WANT TO EAT THAT BABY
because it's so adorable! :)

The prognosis is that if she manages to pull through, the person she was would never reemerge. Her brain was deprived of oxygen for far too long and the damage to her brain is extreme. We're talking a Terry Schaivo ordeal. Family is coming in from all over and it breaks my heart that a lot of these people couldn't find the time to see her until it was too late for her to know that they are there for her. We're planning on keeping her on life support for as long as family is there to visit, but ultimately, the consensus is to just let her go in peace with some dignity. I'm stressed out and racked with guilt because I'm the one who had to make the ultimate call to not resuscitate her should her heart fail again. I don't want to be the one to make that call, but in the end, I'm the only one who could manage to say it.

The prognosis is that if she manages to pull through, the person she was would never reemerge. Her brain was deprived of oxygen for far too long and the damage to her brain is extreme. We're talking a Terry Schaivo ordeal. Family is coming in from all over and it breaks my heart that a lot of these people couldn't find the time to see her until it was too late for her to know that they are there for her. We're planning on keeping her on life support for as long as family is there to visit, but ultimately, the consensus is to just let her go in peace with some dignity. I'm stressed out and racked with guilt because I'm the one who had to make the ultimate call to not resuscitate her should her heart fail again. I don't want to be the one to make that call, but in the end, I'm the only one who could manage to say it.

You're sounding like Rick from The Walking Dead.

he has to make hard choices nobody else would, but in the end it was for the better. I understand what you have to do Rughugger, I know it hurts man, but you gotta pull through it man. Dwelling on it will only pull you down...

I'm truly sorry for what you have to deal with, and quite honestly I don't think half this forum realizes that this is a very serious topic and shouldn't be joking around.