Betty is home
Betty was released from the hospital today and is doing much better. She is taking it easy at. It turns out that she did not have a heart attack but a condition that mimics one.
Michael Harrington
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Betty was released from the hospital today and is doing much better. She is taking it easy at. It turns out that she did not have a heart attack but a condition that mimics one.
Betty had a heart attack Friday (6/26/09) night following her surprised 80th birthday party. She is doing better today but is still weak. Doctors are doing more test and treatments to get her stronger.
Diane and I saw Lilleen when we were in Jacksonville in early June. She is doing much better. She is home and reading her novels, watching TV, and surfing the Internet. She enjoys seeing her great grandchildren when they come over. She is looking forward to her 91st birthday party in October. Mike
From: Paula
To: Family
Sent: Thu, 22 May 2008 4:30 pm
Subject: Mom has pneumonia
Just thought I would let you know that Mom has pneumonia and is hospitalized at
Paul is better and was released today from his PC thank goodness. He has been out of work this week and most of last week.
I will keep you posted. I don't know how long Mom will be in the hospital, but she is responding so far to treatment. As she has Secondary pulmonary hypertension, nothing to fool around with. She has to be on oxygen at night to sleep.
more later.
Paula
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EVELYN W. HARRINGTON, 89, died Tuesday, February 12, 2008 at Baptist Memorial Hospital - DeSoto from natural causes. She was a communicant of St. Paul Catholic Church and a retired clerk from the Memphis Defense Depot. She was a volunteer for many of the Wonder Series and for the Orpheum. She was also an active member in many of her church organizations including Mother Cabrini Circle, Ministry to the Sick, and Legion of Mary. She leaves her daughter, Diane Goldman (Daniel) of Plymouth, MN; her two sons, Ray Harrington (Kay) of Clearwater, FL and Michael Harrington of Memphis; and a daughter-in-law, Joyce Harrington of Memphis. She also leaves two sisters, Lilleen Warren of Jacksonville, FL and Betty Weaver of Tarpon Springs, FL; five grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Visitation will be from 12 noon to 2 p.m., Thursday, February 14 at St. Paul Catholic Church with Funeral Mass to follow at 2 p.m. Burial will follow in Memphis Memory Gardens. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorials be sent to St. Paul Catholic Church, the Heart Association, or the charity of the donor’s choice.
Canale Funeral Directors 901-452-6400
Published in The Commercial Appeal on 2/14/2008.
From: Dee Rohe
Dear Family & Friends,
I would like to bring you up-to-date on my mother. It has been just over a year since she suffered a serious stroke which left her paralyzed on her right side and has also affected her swallowing and talking.
She had three months of therapy to get her to learn how to use her left arm as she is right handed. She also had therapy to improve her swallowing and speech. While she made good progress with her therapy, she did not gain back full control of her swallowing and her speech did improve but not like it was before her stroke. She was borderline on being able to take food by mouth but was given the OK to eat puréed food and drink thick liquids.
She suffered another setback in September when she suffered a bad seizure and was also diagnose with pneumonia that put her in the hospital for several days. Her speech became weaker and she is not allowed to take food by mouth now. She would at times choke while eating because her food would try to go down her trachea because of her weak throat muscles. This caused her pneumonia.
We are praying that she will progress further in her recovery. She will be 89 on Wednesday and is alert and watches the TV show Jeopardy! every day. I visit her at least three times a week. On Sundays I do a small communion service and give her the Body of Christ.
You can send cards for her to my address. If at anytime you would like an update on her progress, you can call me at (901) 346-5659 (home) or (901) 603-1171 (cell) or Diane at (763) 546-4977.
I pray you and your family will have a Blessed Christmas and a happy new year.
Michael Harrington