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Old 01-05-2015, 04:09 AM #1
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Default Relationship with spouse after being diagnosed with PD
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Do you notice differences in your spousals' attitude towards you after you have been diagnosed with PD?
Are they as compassionate as you thought they would be?
Do they treat you in a detached manner?
Are they instigating more social acquaintenceships with others?
Do they instigate more reasons to be away?
As you become more dependent on them do you feel paranoid that they'll leave you.
Are these common concerns? Is there a book that deals with these questions?
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