Scott and fellow caregivers…I’m right here with you all. When you said “I Do” I’m sure caregivers wasn’t on any of our minds. But I wouldn’t want anyone else taking care of him. Nobody else knows him like I do. I never imagined that I may have to live out my days without him but it seems as it may become reality. But I’m a fighter…Have been all my life. I’ve survived things that people would not believe so I had no choice but to push through and survive. As a child I had no purpose, no one that cared if I was alive or dead. I think I pushed through in search of a reason I was alive. Nowadays I say “I love you” to people that I care about because I was never told that as a child. It’s so important and people don’t realize that when they are raising kids. Anyways I won’t go off on that. When I met my husband I had been divorced twice and raised 2 kids on my own. I feel in love with him feeling as though I deserved to be truly loved for just who I was. He was raised in such a traditional, healthy family that it became so intriguing to me. It had to be a such a wonderful life. I have worked hard to keep that feeling of love in our home. My point of all of this is that I will not let the last leg of his life be anything but the best it can possibly be. He will have all of my love because he deserves it. He has never known anything other than what it is to be loved and respected. He has saved me in so many ways over the years and I will not let him down or be a disappointment. As hard as it may get I will be the strongest wife I can be and I say that with positivity. Love is tougher than anything else.