I came face to face with my disease yesterday, and it scared me.

beautytransforming · 05-04-2008, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Friend2U

It sounds like your hubby is starting to. The more he understands the more he will be supportive of you around other people too... you know, set an example for how to treat you and respond to you. Rely on you hubby as much as you can. It's part of that whole "for better, for worse, in sickness and in health" scenario. I'll bet you are thinking....yeah, but it was supposed to be me taking care of him,,,,because you live to take care of others... am I right? Funny how here at NT, we can get to know you so quickly.

Ha, not only was it supposed to be me taking care of him, but who'd have thought we'd have to face it so soon!!! No one, when they marry at age 18 and 21, think the sickness and health part could hit before your 40's!!!

He is very supportive, always has been. When we found out what all this was, he apologized for not understanding my "bad days" for the past 8 years (although he always seemed to understand and deal with them just fine).

Hugs back to you, and a grea big MUAH!!!

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