I'm hapy that you at least have a supportive husband. So many of us here don't even have that. But we have each other and we're here for each other. So please make yourself at home here.

Hilda

I am glad your husband is understanding, mine is to a point, but he is working on it and that is all I can ask.

Denise

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"When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on."
- Franklin D. Roosevelt

"I don't know the key to success but I know the key to failure is trying to please everybody."
- Bill Cosby

If you are able to explain to him and talk to him freely about how you're feeling at any given moment, then you don't have to hold it in and keep quiet anymore. That right there might relieve some of your stress.

dragonfly

By the way, Good Morning All! On the topic of hubby, I bring my hubby to the psychologist with me, so he can understand what I go through trying to deal with the pain and he can understand the diagnosis, sometimes I feel like the psychologist is counselling him hehehhe which is a good thing! lol