“You need someone checking on you. At least for a few weeks.”I called my son, Thomas. Told him what the doctor said.
“Mom, come stay with us. We’ll take care of you.”
It sounded like love. Like concern. Like family.
I packed a suitcase. Moved into his house. Expected to sleep in the guest room. To be part of the household.The first week was normal. I had the guest room. Small but comfortable. Sarah, my daughter-in-law, made dinner. Thomas checked on me.
Then Sarah got pregnant. Unexpected. They hadn’t been trying.