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Old 04-04-2015, 06:47 PM #1
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As a spouse of CRPS, what do I do?
Hi Littlewife,
Welcome to here.
My advice would be to read what you can to better understand. Have compassion and help.
Probably not quit you wanted to hear but it takes a toll on the both of you.
Take care of yourself too.
Be well and I hope you both find relief...
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As a spouse of CRPS, what do I do?
That's a hard one...because we still want to do what we used to but know we can't...don't take it too personal when the snap happens...sometimes we hold things in and the smallest one is the straw that breaks the camels back...Let him know that you want to help any way he needs; and What Russel said, don't push you needs aside, address them so you can be the best support he has....hope this helps.....
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