dying parents

Here is the next part of the original Zuranski health crisis saga. Nothing new has occurred since the last installment. Sometimes you feel it is always darkest before the dawn. Last Saturday dad was released from the hospital. What great joy to have him home again! But, what a massive amount of work was required … Read more

Janet is on her way to Dallas to pick up our tax info for 2005 and I am taking care of mom and dad alone. Wow! Talk about how precious time is when you are taking care of your parents alone. Feed, clean, entertain and walk the dad ( with his assist belt) is my … Read more

The golden years are not what my mom expected. It has to be really frustrating for my mom. She had a wonderful life up until last year when she suffered pneumonia and congestive heart failure, all at the same time. Her life consisted of going shopping with my dad for food, going swimming every day … Read more

“In times of physical, emotional and psychological stress, prayer is invaluable in helping you keep a positive attitude…no matter what.” by Ralph Zuranski Over a lifetime of making mistakes, dealing with countless failures, seeking solutions to a multitude of health problems and injuries, prayer is the one thing that never fails to bring peace and … Read more

How can I thank you? Your prayers and positive thoughts really made a difference for my dad. He sailed right through the surgery to fix the aortic aneurysm in his abdomen. All my family is very grateful for your help. When I took dad and mom into the hospital yesterday morning at 5 a.m., the … Read more