Thank you so much for your prayers and good thoughts.
Unfortunately my mother appears to have irreversible brain damage. She was in the hospital being treated for stomach problems and appeared to be making progress. Then early Saturday morning the nurse found her not breathing. They were able to get her heart started and get her breathing again, but apparently she went too long without oxygen to her brain.
I'll be meeting with the doctors later today to discuss when to stop the life support systems. She is not in any distress, but is on a ventilator to help her breath and Dopemin to control her blood pressure. The doctors agree that she will not survive without the life support, but there are a serious of legal tests and steps they must go through, once life support has begun.
The still do not know what caused her heart to stop. Tests reflect no heart attack and no stroke.

Please remember with me. My mother was an accomplished classical pianist and organist and contributed countless hours over close to 75 years by playing for church, funerals and weddings. My first exposure to music was when I sat on her lap and "played" the huge Hammond C3 church organ. We always had a piano in our house. She spent 40 years in the banking industry and ended her career as the head of a savings and loan association, one of the first women to accomplish this.
She has had a full and happy life for 84 years, and I know she will be even happier in the next life.
Thanks for letting me share this with you. It is a trying time for us.
Don