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The thing is: he gives me various tips to help me move more correctly: less balance stress, etc. I don't know quite how to tell him how exhausting it is to try to keep his advice in mind as i actually move about at an actual task.
He gave me 4 different considerations last weekend. I've got to get him to understand i can't do all that stuff at once.
Maybe add to PT exercises to be done on off days?
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Speak up Girl tell him say it's a bit to much I'm resting
It's your body but thank himfor his Help. Communication my love
Many blessings 🌿🌿
@A MyMSTeam Member I don't believe your old fashioned, or maybe I am too. I do the things my husband can't and he does the things I can't. If neither of us can do it, it usually doesn't get done.. @Theolegal talk to your fiancé. Let him know you appreciate his ideas but so many can be overwhelming. You need to be able to discuss these things before you get married. Communication is very important
You need to tell him to research your condition before trying to help.I think this is a major problem with family or close relationships.They need to read up before commencing guidance .I find this frustrating as do many others.You run the risk that he will start to think you are lazy as you can't achieve what he is saying.Get this out in the open.
Yes yes, safety first, then balance away!
It's great that can help you
If it's to much then you need ssay something he could cut back on going so hard ..ask him to take it easy as it's way to much for you it's you body then be stronger and tell him in a nice type way
My prayers are with you blessings 🌿🌿🌸🌼💪
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