This is normal. I had the same issue and I loved the ice cream too.
What I think he’s basically going through, because the anti-rejection drugs, is depression! You can also have anxiety issues.
It also is possible survival guilt.
May need to get into a support group or a psychologist that understands transplant patients. It’s mostly a mind thing.
It’s not impossible to get through this! It’s basically takes a reset of your outlook on life!
What he does have is you and that is huge! I went through everything by myself and to this day, I am alone. Going on 10 years now. So I’ve been through the worst possible need to be subtle with him and let him know he has a new life and he does have a responsibility for the liver that was given to him by a person who is no longer with us. So he does have a responsibility to make the best of that Liver in honor of where it came from.
But it’s only been one year! So be subtle with him comfort him and introduce him to his new life! Having you by his side is a great gift! It’s not an impossible task. Nothing is impossible. There’s no such thing as impossible.
This is a quote from Muhammad Ali!
IMPOSSIBLE IS JUST A BIG WORD THROWN AROUND BY SMALL MEN WHO FIND IT EASIER TO LIVE IN THE WORLD THEY’VE BEEN GIVEN THAN TO EXPLORE THE POWER THEY HAVE TO CHANGE IT. IMPOSSIBLE IS NOT A FACT. IT’S AN OPINION. IMPOSSIBLE IS NOT A DECLARATION. IT’S A DARE. IMPOSSIBLE IS POTENTIAL. IMPOSSIBLE IS TEMPORARY.

IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING.