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This may shock you.
Published on 2012-02-11 06:23:33
Well, DH had almost a week of being the exact person I married. Helpful, considerate, frugal, honest....and then, well, I'm not quite sure what happened. I'm inclined to believe his story since the ending is rather amazing, but I honestly don't know what to believe any more when it comes to stuff like this. The thing that foiled it? Probably my car. I had to get my brakes fixed in my car as they were grinding badly and I had managed to save up the money to get them fixed
Something good is going on
Published on 2012-02-01 11:37:43
I'm not sure what it is--is it me taking control of DH's meds and making sure that everything is there every day.....or him not having to go to work.....or the fact that he's sleeping at night and awake during the day....or a combination of all these.....? But here is what I am seeing: DH is drinking cheap bottled water and not complaining about no pop DH cleaned my pantry. DH cleaned the living room. DH made himself sandwiches without whining about how there was nothing to eat--not only that,
Why on earth did it take me this long to do this????
Published on 2012-01-29 06:26:18
I'm sure it has a lot to do with my denial of DH's mental illness. Part of me is still hoping that he'll wake up one day and be "normal" again, just like he (pretty much) woke up one day and wasn't any more. Intellectually, I know it's not realistic, but......I do the same thing with my mom, but that's another post. When my mom lived in assisted living, for nearly two years I would go to her apartment on Sunday and set up her medications for her. She had a purple pill containe
