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December 19, 1931 ~ October 04, 2009
Jean Elaine Harman Bready passed away peacefully on October 4, 2009 at the age of 77 in Salt Lake City, Utah. She was born on December 19, 1931 to Leonard and Lucy Rawson Harman in Granger, Utah. She married Robert E. Bready on September 17, 1952. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake City Temple on April 15, 1953.
A faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Jean served in the presidencies of the Primary, Young Women, and Relief Society organizations and was a temple worker in the Jordan River Temple. She also served a two year service mission in the Church Office Building as an accounting clerk. She treasured her Relief Society sisters and the love they shared performing service for their sisters and others. Jean was also an avid reader of the scriptures.
She is survived by her husband Robert; children, Robert (Lori) Bready, Randall (Gladys) Bready, Brian (Kelly) Bready, Sharon (Rob) Davis, Jon (Stacie) Bready, Michael (Heather) Bready, Sandra Bready, Jennifer (Curt) Norman; 25 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren; sister, Bonnie DeHaan; brothers, Leonard, Clifford, Stephen and Joseph Harman. Preceded in death by an infant son, Burke (1965), her parents and sisters, Cleo and Beverly.
Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, October 10th at 12:00 Noon at the Pepperwood Chapel, 2195 East Pepperwood Drive, Sandy. A Viewing will be held Friday, October 9th from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at Larkin Sunset Gardens Mortuary, 1950 E. 10600 So., Sandy, and at the Ward on Saturday from 10:00 am to 11:30 am. Interment will be at Larkin Sunset Gardens Cemetery. Online condolences at www.larkincares.com.
Friday, April 3, 2009
Welcome Home!!!
Mom should be home by now. She was heading out after lunch.
Welcome home, mama!
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Welcome home, mama!
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Update
Mom's still pretty sure she gets to come home this Friday. Keep your fingers crossed. She had an appointment with her rheumatologist yesterday. She said the doc told her that they believe the Anca Vasculitis is in remission. Yay! They're going to cut back her steroid medication from 15mg to 5mg. That should help her feel like she's got more energy. She's still working on her stair mastery. Randy installed a second set of rails on the other side of the stairs so mom will have rails to hold onto to help her get up and down the stairs. She'll still be going to dialysis three times a week for the next month or so. She is supposed to have an appointment with a surgeon to talk about implanting the dialysis port for her home dialysis treatments. Hopefully that will be soon. She also needs to get an appointment with an opthamologist. She is having trouble with her left eye. That is the eye that she kept blowing blood vessels in for the past couple of months. She is having a hard time focusing and can't watch tv or read. How boring for her. Hopefully they will be able to figure out what's going on with her eye so she can read or watch tv or do whatever she would like to do.
I guess that's it for now.
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Friday, March 27, 2009
Good news, bad news & not so bad news
The Good News:
Mom will probably get to come home soon. Don't know the date yet. She's doing better with the stairs - yay! I guess her medical team has to have a meeting and then she'll know when.
The Bad News:
She had her apointment with the kidney doctor and was told her kidneys sustained too much damage, therefore she will be on dialysis permanently. Not the news we wanted to hear.
The Not So Bad News:
Her doctor said she is a candidate for a procedure where they implant a port somewhere under the skin and she can do dialysis at home, while she sleeps. So, she won't have to spend 3 days a week at a dialysis facility. She'll be able to do it at home.
So, that's the news for now.
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Mom will probably get to come home soon. Don't know the date yet. She's doing better with the stairs - yay! I guess her medical team has to have a meeting and then she'll know when.
The Bad News:
She had her apointment with the kidney doctor and was told her kidneys sustained too much damage, therefore she will be on dialysis permanently. Not the news we wanted to hear.
The Not So Bad News:
Her doctor said she is a candidate for a procedure where they implant a port somewhere under the skin and she can do dialysis at home, while she sleeps. So, she won't have to spend 3 days a week at a dialysis facility. She'll be able to do it at home.
So, that's the news for now.
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
mom takes a fieldtrip
Mom was able to attend the Draper temple dedication at the stake center. She was looking forward to going and being able to see the inside of a church building again and many familiar loving faces.
I just spoke with dad. He said that they both really enjoyed the dedication and mom enjoyed being "out of her cell." He said that there were a few folks from the ward that came over to say hi to them. I know mom loved it.
After the dedication they took mom home for lunch. Dad said she really had a hard time with the stairs in the garage. Randy had to really support her going down into the garage. She's got a lot of work to do to get her legs and knees strong enough to handle the stairs.
They're back at the care center now. I'm sure mom is wiped out. I'm glad she was able to get out and attend the dedication.
Sophie and I haven't seen her much this week. We're both fighting terrible colds, and we definitely do not want to share with her.
Mom told me that she had climbed 4 stairs in physical therapy on Friday and I could tell she was very proud of herself. I'm sure she's feeling a bit discouraged from the "trial run" at home, but I know she'll work even harder now since she's had a teaser of being home, even if it was just for a visit.
Keep her in your prayers.
Thank you!
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I just spoke with dad. He said that they both really enjoyed the dedication and mom enjoyed being "out of her cell." He said that there were a few folks from the ward that came over to say hi to them. I know mom loved it.
After the dedication they took mom home for lunch. Dad said she really had a hard time with the stairs in the garage. Randy had to really support her going down into the garage. She's got a lot of work to do to get her legs and knees strong enough to handle the stairs.
They're back at the care center now. I'm sure mom is wiped out. I'm glad she was able to get out and attend the dedication.
Sophie and I haven't seen her much this week. We're both fighting terrible colds, and we definitely do not want to share with her.
Mom told me that she had climbed 4 stairs in physical therapy on Friday and I could tell she was very proud of herself. I'm sure she's feeling a bit discouraged from the "trial run" at home, but I know she'll work even harder now since she's had a teaser of being home, even if it was just for a visit.
Keep her in your prayers.
Thank you!
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