Oh honey! He needs you well rested and comfortable. I know how easy it is to worry. He's doing brilliantly! Just a few more days and this horror story will be bareable and become comfortable again. I know a lot has changed but deep down you're both the same companions as when you both met. Diabetes is one thing but complications bourne from any disease can be a shock.
If you can run with it it will plateau but more importantly become more painless. He is nearly broke the back of it. Of course it should have been sooner but at least a lot has been ruled out.
I feel I'm just starting to get listened to, myself (from medics). I feel awful banging on about health problems but for me and Ron to get the right support our forum friends have to know what's going on. I'm just thankful Ron has been so open about his struggle. It will help with acceptance.
He most likely has helped other men to seek help. There are a lot of forum readers who don't post but watch how they should deal with a complication. Seeking help will always improve longevity. I wish to thank you for your support towards myself and other posters. You are an angel. We are lucky to have you. Even in your hormonal times lol I wouldnt want you any other way.
God. These painkillers are good. I'm smiling again.
I've been in pain so long its been a delight to have some reprieve.
I'm thinking my chest pains are all linked in with pelvic pain and I have got spondylitis, after all. In one way I hope so. I really don't need a heart problem on top of everything else.
