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Brenda5
8 years agoMember
Rant- It's all about him!
I need to vent or I will explode. Lately every ailment I get, my hubby more or less says he has the same thing. I remarked a fellow lymphedema sufferer had a paper cut and her arm and hand swelled and she needed to go on antibiotics and all he could say is oh yes those paper cuts are really bad, I had them in the bank job I had and they are awful. I said about another friend with chemo brain on hormone therapy went to the supermarket and couldn't remember why until she noticed the shopping list was in her hand. Hubby- oh yes I forget stuff all the time when I go in a room. If I complain about any of my conditions or how I am feeling, he always has a comparative answer that he has the same thing. I am just so (insert swearword beep) sick of it! Grrrrrrr!
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- SisterMemberHmmm - my advice - a cup of tea, a Bex and a good lie down. :)Sign in to react to this post
- jennyssMemberPermission to vent granted - aaaaggghh!!Sign in to react to this post
- AfraserMemberI wonder about selective hearing which some men have in plenty. My beloved had early bowel cancer 3 years after my diagnosis - surgery and elected to have chemo (very wise). But every symptom was like a revelation of something unknown and totally unexpected! "My feet feel like I have 2 pairs of socks on!" - ah, yes that would be the peripheral neuropathy I have had (almost couldn't walk) for years. Metallic taste, nose problems, and so on. And he kept his hair!! I have accepted that some people can only identify in the first person. Apart from the action with a heavy blunt object (too extreme!), there is no cure as far as I know. You have to accentuate the positive!Sign in to react to this post
- ZoffielMemberLOL @Brenda5 Being all screwed up should not be a bloody competition! Be grateful you are not pregnant and that you are spared him waddling around clutching his stomach and having much, much worse labour pains than youSign in to react to this post