I hope you that still have their moms had the chance to give them a hug. Thursday my mom of 97 years old fell and had to go to the ER. I went the hospital an waited tell they would let me see her and were prepping her to go back home so I went and got her car because she can't get in my suburban. So when I get back to the hospital mom had had another episode so I waited longer and they finally said she was good to go. She is having congestive hart failure so I take her home and let her tell how to fix her a bowl of soup and we talk and I clean the mess in the kitchen from her fall earlier. Then she says I think I will go to the bathroom and makes her way with walker down to the hallway that leads to the rooms, then I her a faint call of my name, I turn and see her starting to fall so I run to help, now this is a big struggle for me as we are in the opening to the hall and her walker is on the other side of her and I didn't want her go to the floor because I can't pick her up but I couldn't get the walker turned around and had to get her on the floor, now my phone is on the counter in the kitchen but my brother had one of those panic systems installed and was just able to reach it to call for help. Now with some more struggle I get mom moved into wall casing and able to get her sat up and reach for a pillow to put behind her back. In a few minutes the fire department and ambulance show up. After they asses her they take her back to the hospital. I finish cleaning the kitchen and wait for a call from the hospital, at 4:30 AM thy call and say thy are admitting her and would not be able to get in and see her. Finally today they say she is being moved out of the ICU and going to a general recovery room but still can't come see her. This sounds like good news the doctor was making some med adjustments and watching her with a hart monitor. As I was calling her to wish her happy mothers day her phone went to voice mail after now answer, when I was going to leave a message her number call and it's the hospital and she had taken a turn for worst and they had to install a temporary pacemaker. We asked if we could see her and they did let two go in. I almost wish I didn't, this was not the picture I want in my mind, they have more tubes and wire hooked up to her than I use on my Allen scope. I'm not sure she could tell the my wife and I were even there. 
I wish the best, for your Mom, and will keep her in my prayers.
Hang in there James.
