i have left work to care for my husband. it has been 2 years at the same time cared for my daughter with post-partum and her two children. she is well thank God took her about a year and ahalf.husband still is in the bed most of the day on meds that make him not functioning well. better than he has been er visits are non exist. first time in six years. buuuut i really need to get lsome living back as well. i have been offered a part time job two nights a week. really need the exposure to people. feel guilty because he wants me home all the time. i am sure it is a fear of the pain becoming unbearable again. we are still working on getting better treatment for him in hopes he will have a functioning life again. am i being to self centered or is it ok to get alittle life back?


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