My Quarantine Diary Day#7

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Well today; Theo did pretty well at eating his soft goods and liquids, just a matter of going to the bathroom is a bit slower, he seems a bit tired, after all, he was up through-out the night, I think it helps if, I help him to relax a bit before he goes to sleep, that seem to work last night. I'm here either on the couch or next to him on the small chair, which is quite comfortable. I was holding up pretty good until last night,  it suddenly hit me, I hate to see anyone suffer this fate, but we all have to go sometimes, death is part of life, yin, and yang, going to get that tattoo done maybe shortly for my birthday if the COVID19 crisis lockdown lifts up, by my birthday, which will be a great present!

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