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Hi, sorry... me again (board hog!)...
Question for all you wise ones. My husband seems to be in complete denial that I am suffering as many symptoms of MS as I do. I am due to see a neurologist for the first time next week. Although I certainly don't anticipate any form of diagnosis, I DO suspect they will acknowledge I have some credibility to my whinging about being sore / tired / tingly / utterly dysfunctional!! So far my husband doesn't really seem interested in discussing where I'm at, which suits me! But I worry that my appt next week will really open up the can of worms for him. I myself am 2 steps ahead, and know that there is something significantly wrong (whether MS or not) as I am just not myself (physically or psychologically) in too many ways to list. It's pretty frightening as it is, but to not have his emotional support (for whatever reason) is crippling. Any ideas?
Question for all you wise ones. My husband seems to be in complete denial that I am suffering as many symptoms of MS as I do. I am due to see a neurologist for the first time next week. Although I certainly don't anticipate any form of diagnosis, I DO suspect they will acknowledge I have some credibility to my whinging about being sore / tired / tingly / utterly dysfunctional!! So far my husband doesn't really seem interested in discussing where I'm at, which suits me! But I worry that my appt next week will really open up the can of worms for him. I myself am 2 steps ahead, and know that there is something significantly wrong (whether MS or not) as I am just not myself (physically or psychologically) in too many ways to list. It's pretty frightening as it is, but to not have his emotional support (for whatever reason) is crippling. Any ideas?
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I gave my 2 week notice last Friday 13th. Now to join you fine people in a life of leisure and nothing else to do but to look out for myself....is it just me or does that sound pretty boring? My goal was to live to retire and I guess having to take early retirement because of health reasons wasn't exactly the way I had planned things. I just can't stay in that building that is reeking mildew...
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Has anyone tried these supplements? Do they give MGers more quality of life by improving memory and overall well being?Thanks!Barbel
we understand here and are here for you
I used to always tell my husband "I wish you could crawl inside my body for a day. All I know is once I got really bad after an attack, I just told him if this was happening to you I would read and research everything I could.
Thats when he exploded and said "How do you know, maybe I do...ok ? Maybe I know more about it than you think..my two buddy's at work, one of thems wife has Ms and the others dad died due to complications.
So maybe he is scared and doesnt want to admit it. Men have a hard time expressing their feelings.
"I REALLY AM SICK"
JUST SO NO ONE TELLS YOU THAT YOU LOOK SO WELL DEAR.
Hugz
Morgaine
they act different than the way we would thats just the way men are wired, whether it be by acting scared, or angry...they act different that women...just thought I would add that...not that I know everything but I ran into that in a MS article that a man was talking about how he coped ;)
Hugz
Morgaine