- thank you Mike for the insight. I can't bring her back for a second chance so I will be guided by what people say. I guess I couldn't have done anymore than I did πππΌ
- thank you Patricia for these kind words. It's interesting what you say about the medical situation in Thailand I guess I was wanting clarification because you always think 'what if?'. I posted on some other groups and overwhelmingly every one has said much the same that I did my best. I am still in shock about what has happened. It's heart breaking ππππΌ
- retired Russell, I shall take her home within the next 6 months and after a further period of 6 months I shall be a no mad traveller. Not what I planned but I can't stay here πππΌ
- thank you Cliff it's coming together thanks to everyone's comments and support ππΌ....I would have travelled to Thailand with her. I now have to take her remains back to Thailand for her family to carry out the Thai rituals πππΌ
- thank you Rosh...the jigsaw puzzle is now 95% complete. I am learning so much tonight and its coming together. I have loved the caring support out there I thank you all ππΌππΌππΌ
- thank you for your kind words. I didn't know about the palliative care situation in Thailand. I thought that they had morphine but thank you anyway. Everyone is saying the same thing that she had no chance no matter where she was. For me it's putting every jigsaw piece into place then I can rest πππΌ
- thank you Stig I appreciate your comments that's the great mystery for me but certainly most people are saying the same thing. Obviously it doesn't make me feel any better it just puts a few more of the jigsaw pieces into place πππΌ
- thank you Christopher I appreciate your comments. I think she wasn't too ill with the sepsis during the 10 day window I remember reading that you would need an oxygen cylinder I think she could have got home in that window. I appreciate though what you said and about cancer in general πππΌ