Hi Francy
I just wanted you to know that I’m thinking about you. Please don’t hate yourself. You are only human and they test us to our limits.
Everything you wrote I understand, and I experience too. I’m at a similar stage with my husband.
I sometimes feel that it’s just me experiencing this, then I come on here and it’s like a revelation that I’m not alone, but.... I am still alone.
It’s so hard seeing this person you love so much, saying and doing things that you don’t understand and don’t like. It’s just horrible, awful. I wish it were possible for people like us to meet, share our feelings, because you and I, and many others really do understand.
I’m not going to say stay strong, because sometimes it’s not possible.
But I’m sending love to you, I’m here for you.... with love Barbara xx
Barbara, thank you for your kind understanding . I really get it....... it's being alone, yes we can talk on here but we are still alone. I took for granted JH and I would continue to enjoy our retirement and old age as others do, I just didn't see this coming, it has been sneeking up on me for at least a couple of years, doctor thought it was medication for prostate causing problem and I foolishly accepted it as JH didn't want any fuss, that was over a year ago, now symptoms are escalating at speed and there is no doubt what is wrong . If only we could turn back time, but that wouldn’t work either for we'd still end up where we are today. My strength has taken a wobble, big wobble, but I'm sure I recover and come back stronger. It has helped to have TP people for support.
Once again I thank you Barbara and may you have a very happy and peaceful festive season x
Frenchy please don't beat yourself up. I too live in a rural village, 11 miles to my nearest supermarket and I've had to resort to ordering everything on line. Although it was only a food shop we did, it's surprising how much difference going out just that once every 7-10 days made, so I do understand how hard it is.
Hopefully a diagnosis and meds will help. Bless you.
Frenchy please don't beat yourself up. I too live in a rural village, 11 miles to my nearest supermarket and I've had to resort to ordering everything on line. Although it was only a food shop we did, it's surprising how much difference going out just that once every 7-10 days made, so I do understand how hard it is.
Hopefully a diagnosis and meds will help. Bless you.
Yes RosettaT, even a trip to shops would be a luxury I would appreciate, online grocery shopping is a pain, especially like yesterday when some important items just didn't come. We have a small Mace to pick up bits and pieces and have to make do, I so miss you M & S shopping. I have applied to community transport which I hope will be a help, fingers crossed. Being rural does have it's problems, we came here to be away from " THE TROUBLES " as they were called, it was a good retreat after working in the city, it think it's biting me in the bum now
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Happy Christmas to you.
XXXX Francy