[GH85Carrera]

I was allowed to drive Mrs. Carrera back to Enid, for more fun. Stop at one attorney's office, then to her mother's house. Her mom was playing cards with some friends, and fell. She cracked her fibula. When her friends saw her fall, they called 911 and she was taken to the hospital. That cancels Hospice care until she gets he doctor's OK to resume hospice care. So we had to find a 24 hour per day home care company. Two different companies came over for an interview, but they don't have the staff to be there 24/7. We threw a Hail Mary for a final company based out of southern Kansas that the Hospice people kinda sorta back handed said were good folks. Hospice can't directly recommend any company. Anyway the third and final possibility showed up, and two ladies showed up. One of them started on the spot, so the MIL is taken care of for the next 7 days. Then a different lady takes over for 7 days. The family can get back to regular life duties, and just go visit whenever they want.

Then we went to the bank the MIL uses to get my wife on the signature cards with her durable power of attorney. Next is filing all the paperwork, and getting all the phone numbers and addresses straightened out.

The MIL is happy, and my wife and her brother are happy. And I am happy.