So my mom's BP is not stable. It dropped to 77/43 at one point. She is still in ICU. They are running a bunch of tests to see what is up.

I, of course, have a member hike today that takes me out of service. Doctors haven't been in yet, so it will be late this afternoon before I hear anything.
A little family drama is brewing. My oldest niece just graduated from nursing school in June. My brother (her dad) asked for her to be included in the family group text. My dad said "no". He didn't go into detail, but my parents have always been "fair". The group text has always been just him and the kids. Period. No in-laws, no friends, none of my mom's siblings. Just the 5 of us. That doesn't mean he hasn't been communicating with others, it's just that what we know is more than others.
I'm guessing dad thinks that K being a nurse doesn't give her special privileges within the family dynamic. My father thinks that if he includes her, then he needs to include the other grandkids (all but one is over 18 and the one not is 15).
Plus I have a cousin who is also a nurse who's parents always filled her in on things and not the other kids, Harbored some resentment within the family. This cousin is also a know-it-all and has very strong opinions on things to the point it hurts not helps. By the way she talks you would think she is a doctor and specialist at all things medical. Which even a doctor doesn't give advice on something they doesn't specialize in.
My niece, while still a new nurse, has those some of those same know-it-all traits. I think dad and mom want to treat her as a grandkid, just like the others. Not a nurse. If that makes sense.
Well, you all have a good day. I'm off to hike. At least that puts me in a good mood.
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