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To quote the parent post, "He was too tired to go through the process of getting it sorted out". I don't know if you've ever been really sick (or just been aro
by kemayo 4y ago
To quote the parent post, "He was too tired to go through the process of getting it sorted out".
I don't know if you've ever been really sick (or just been around someone who's really sick or suffering from chronic pain), but being on chemo is a thing that completely shuts you down. I fully believe that going out to the store and buying a new laptop and getting it set up was beyond what the parent-poster's father felt capable of. Similarly, going out to the library and doing it all from a shared computer would be entirely too much. Anything that's not the well-worn familiar path would feel insurmountable.
- psychphysic 4y agoI get this. I mean his son. I bought my dad a laptop this summer and he's quite healthy.
- kemayo 4y agoI just assumed some sort of not-living-in-the-same-area situation.
- dcminter 4y agoMy father was indeed too tired to do anything much in the immediate aftermath of chemo. I would cheerfully have booked and paid for the holiday myself, but he didn't tell me about it at the time. He wasn't much one for asking for help.