I don't want to draw attention to myself. I wasn't the one in pain. Shae needed all the attention. It was about him. I don't need pity or want to seem selfish, yet I must bring up that the caretaker of an ill or elderly person has many needs.
It is hard to see a loved one in so much pain. I watched him struggle day after day. I remembered the hope I had for our life. I had hope of happiness and good times; a young couple ready to take on all life brought to us. Yet, the last thing we expected was Trigeminal Neuralgia.
In sickness and in health.
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Can you believe that my love for my hurting spouse actually grew ever day? It did. And, I hope to share with you, over the next months, exactly how we both over came the horrendous disorder.
I learned to find little things in every day to be thankful for. There was much to feel sad or let down about and those feelings are valid. It is a matter of not focusing on those feelings for too long and instead remember the small blessings in every day.
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