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@lkbous It is so difficult to lose your spouse little by little. My husband was always the one with the best advice for our family, friends, and for me. I really miss that part of our relationship as well as the confidante that he was for me. It is not easy and my feelings are up and down. On my bad days I am angry or scared but on my good days I am proud of myself for stepping up to the challenges and realities of my new life. I am the one that takes care of all household tasks: bill paying -including taxes, yard work, keeping track of all appointments and the following up.( I feel guilty admitting this though, as I must be having a pity party today.) Like you, my spouse can still take care of himself physically. He works out a lot. But I do not think of our future too much. Thanks for letting me vent!

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@moea Everything you wrote resonates with me, our journeys seem to be on a parallel plain. And I implore you to boast your accomplishments with your new heavy load. There is no such thing as a pity party among us and there is no limit on venting.

@moeaAny time. You are lucky to have family and friends. I have neither, only the two of us and each day I dread waking up to see what changed. I am not in great shape myself, lost all mussel in my right hand due to Neuropathy. I have no pain just balance problems; fell and broke my L wrist. It is out of cast now but still not great. I like you feel awful saying these things but if you do not get them out they will drive you crazy. Take care, and vent whenever you want to. God Bless