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"relations" with my boyfriend

chris101899

chris101899

Friday, July 17, 2009
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This is a really sensitive issue, and should probably be handled through private messaging (if I can find out how it works!) but if anyone can help, has ideas, etc. First, I want to say that my boyfriend is a sweetheart and I am very, very lucky to have him in my life. We'd been dating less than a y...
  1. I think it's great you asked for help
    RJ2500
    Friday, July 17, 2009 at 01:43 PM

    I think it's great you asked for help, It;s not anything o get around it if you really love this man he knows you are there for him. This is a one day at a time approach meaning if you keep worrying about the future it will keep bothering you. I am a person who has chronic pain and I am also a care giver to my wife who when I met her she was healthy, she was working at walmart and her shoulder started to bother her and her neck, then she started to get headaches and she for some unknown reason got IBS too. We were engaged for 2 years and got married 2 months ago. We both believe in god and have learned to take every day as it comes and i is not easy some days as I am sure you know. It takes a strong person and love to take it as it comes one day at a time. I would not want to be with anyone else other than my wife and it looks like you feel the same about your boyfriend. All you can do is be there and listen and also he should in urn be able to listen to your problems, good communication is key both ways and we never know even if we will wake up tomorrow so it really is a day to day life for both of you. The future may hold good things too try to keep an open mind and keep asking questions. Lately for us I just got back to a medication for pain hat works on me and it took 3 years to get back on it. I have a never give up approach to life but I get down too some days we are only human . I hope this helps a little and I think you caring enough to ask questions is great.

    RJ & Judy

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    re: I think it's great you asked for help
    chris101899
    Friday, July 17, 2009 at 06:54 PM

    Thank you so much for your reply. This is why I love this site. It's hard to find people who understand.

    I'm trying to go one day at a time. I could wake up one day and feel great, and the next morning have trouble getting out of bed. There's no way to tell if it's going to be a good day or not until I wake up.

    My meds work okay which is good. My only worry is that if we're "together" I'm afraid I'll get hurt. It's happened before so now I worry before it even starts. As much as he says it doesn't matter, I know it does sometimes, because he's asked me a few times if it's him. I reassure him as best I can but I know it's somewhere in the back of his mind all the time.

    I've never once worried that he'll leave me over that. I just want a normal "private" life.

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    re: re: I think it's great you asked for help
    beanie
    Wednesday, July 29, 2009 at 02:48 PM

    i have been in chronic pain for 19 years and married for 40!...i find that there is a very close relationship between pleasure and pain....get real focused and go for it!!

    good luck

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    re: re: I think it's great you asked for help
    beanie
    Wednesday, July 29, 2009 at 02:48 PM

    i have been in chronic pain for 19 years and married for 40!...i find that there is a very close relationship between pleasure and pain....get real focused and go for it!!

    good luck

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