Talk about an early one.

@kaylachan (85560)
Daytona Beach, Florida
July 27, 2026 8:54am CST
Good morning. Normally I wouldn't be up this early, but I couldn't let myself fall back to sleep just yet. George decided to get out of bed before ten this morning, but I can't give him his blood thinner any earlier than ten. I would wait until eleven, but that'd be too long without anything. I wouldn't want to offer pepsi then take it from him an hour later for his nutrition suplument. So I sit, I wait. I do the job as the wife. It's not to long of a wait at least, and he did take his medicine today. Well the meds he takes before his blood thinner.
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@Wrexxo (3914)
7h
Giving him his meds at the proper time will sure keep him healthy. He is lucky to have you
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@kaylachan (85560)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
6h
Yeah. I want him to stay alive for as long as he wants to live. Therefore, I'm going to do all in my power to ensure he gets his meds on time.
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• Torrington, Connecticut
8h
You're a very devoted wife. It may mean getting up earlier than you'd like, but keeping George on his medication schedule is important, and it sounds like you've found a routine that works for both of you.
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@kaylachan (85560)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
7h
Yeah, and this isn't a daily habbit. It's just something he did today. I can't say the same for tomorrow. There are days where he'll sit up and just sit, then lie down and fall back to sleep for another hour or two.
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@kareng (80432)
• United States
5h
Medication on a schedule at 4 or more times is a true pain in the rear!!! I found this out over the summer.
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@kareng (80432)
• United States
2h
@kaylachan Very true! You are doing a great job staying on top of it all!
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@kaylachan (85560)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
2h
@kareng It surprised me, actually. When George first came home from rehab, I had to manage six different medications. Plus maintain a four time a day feeding schedule and George would fight me over it. The nurse told me they wanted us to purtchuse out of our own pocket a pill orgnizer (they weren't going to provide it) for George to use. I asked her, 'why' when I was the one handling it. One of the meds I had to put down his peg tube, and I hated that one.
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@kaylachan (85560)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
3h
Yeah. I had to juggle an antibotic I didn't want while going on a staycation once. That wasn't fun. George's blood thinner is taken twice a day. And, if I don't stick to a rigid schedule, it could harm George.
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@RasmaSandra (99386)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
1h
I know that feeling you can put your mind to anything AFTER you have given George his meds,
@sallypup (69555)
• Centralia, Washington
4h
You're a great caregiver.
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@kaylachan (85560)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
3h
Thanks. I do my best. I take my wedding vows very seriously.
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@sallypup (69555)
• Centralia, Washington
48m
@kaylachan You're like us when It comes to wedding vows. Time really flies. My hubby and I have been a team for close to 50 years.