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April 20
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A MyMSTeam Member

My husband will do what I can't. But talk to your husband. I think sometimes others are so used to us doing they don't understand we can't do as much anymore. One reason they don't understand is we don't tell them

April 21
A MyMSTeam Member

I don’t have that issue with my husband. Please try discussing this with him so he has a better understanding of how you are feeling.

April 20
A MyMSTeam Member

You are so right @A MyMSTeam Member, we often don’t tell nearest and dearest, friends nor colleagues - they can’t read our minds. @A MyMSTeam Member is there someone who can help him to understand? He may listen to someone else. I know from my own relationship (40years) it took ages for my husband to really understand and absorb the information. We were also both, like many couples, stuck to our routine division of labour! Good luck to you 🤗💜

April 21
A MyMSTeam Member

No divorced

April 20
A MyMSTeam Member

I did the chores for 25 yrs even after being diagnosed in 1996! Now I went to SPMS & he must do the chores & gets very nasty & fights with me cause he doesbt want to do them! Is this a common occurrence & how is it resolved?

April 20

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