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Member aka Dianna Wood
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 736
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Member aka Dianna Wood
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 736
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Frosty in the AM; But sunny otherwise
Hi Steve,
Glad to her your brother is OK. My husband is at that age where he is running to the can more frequently too.
Now that I am in the senior category, I find I have to rely less and less on my husband for help. He too is having aging problems, and, has spent most of his adult years caring for a cranky old broad with PD. I find myself worrying about him more and more. He had his gall bladder taken out a while back. His eating habits are nasty; his family hails from Scandinavia and he likes no vegetables and eats lots of take out. I'm in a position of having to accept it. Nagging only makes him dig his heels in deeper.
So now I have turned from caretakee to caretaker. I sometimes take it personnaly that he would rather eat fatty high cholesteral and sleep alot than eat healthy foods and walk. He has been such a good husband and deserves to choose how he wants to go.
My life may have been limited, but it looks like I will outlive my carepartner. I can't help but feel a little jealous that he can choose the options to pursue to have good health, but understand that living with me can be tiresome.
Vicky
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