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Excellent Words of Wisdom
Lisa Emrich
Thursday, October 09, 2008 at 11:34 AM -
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Merely Me
Thursday, October 09, 2008 at 08:10 PM -
good subject
Julie
Friday, October 10, 2008 at 06:14 PMMandy:
Thank you for writing on this subject. At first, my reaction was "I don't want to hear what I need to do -- I want to hear what he needs to do." But if I don't contribute and meet my husband halfway, then only more problems crop up.
I don't think my husband and I are in-sync about my MS issues. However, I need to focus on what I can do and not what he should do. Your list is a good place for me to start.
Of course, you know I'll be waiting for your next column... :)
- Julie
re: good subject
Mandy Crest
Friday, October 10, 2008 at 07:29 PMThank you so much for reading and commenting on this article. I'm glad I gave you food for thought. Next week we'll tell the caregiver/spouse what we need!
I think that married people, or any people living together in a committed relationship, need to be able to look at things from the other side in order to go the distance.
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MS Marriage
Diane J Standiford
Sunday, October 12, 2008 at 04:32 AMOnce I got the DX, we both began learning about MS. After that I do my best to make sure I have MS not my partner. Our relationship has changed little. We go with the flow. Our love for each other out weighs everythig else. Nothing comes between us.
re: MS Marriage
Mandy Crest
Sunday, October 12, 2008 at 10:02 AMYour relationship reminds me a lot of Jake and me. The big exception being that we've been together 5 years, and I recall from previous comments that you've been together 20 years, or was it 30?
Jake and I learned a lot from previous marriages, but you've definitely withstood the test of time.
Thanks for visiting!
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MS and Marriage
Vicki
Saturday, November 01, 2008 at 04:46 PMOf course you know these tips work for an MS-less marriage, too. We all need reminding sometimes. Thanks.
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MS hubby, found at 54..
Anonymous
Friday, November 06, 2009 at 11:30 PMHubby and I, have been together since 16..married 32 years, have 4 educated children, 3 new kid-in-laws and 2 wonderful grand boys, life has given hubby MS almost 1 year ago now, at 54 !!! it stinks!!!
i have survived his cocaine abuse, alcohol abuse, and family disfuctions!!!..., spent over a year apart, with 4 young kiddies, due to that!! only now, get to support his MS !!!! I am tired, worn out, and now, get to play the nurse to his never ending needs...I hate giving him his shots, I would rather slap him!
I loved him at 16, and 26, 36, 46, and 53..despite everything!!! but, at 54, I am having a really hard time with the nasty remarks, and never ending hurtfull comments, his sleeping, his holy'er than now shit! Once again, I see him ruining my life. and I am so resentful!
Volatile..? ha, doesn't even come close.
he is retired and newly rich to boot...don't figure??
I'd leave..but, I took a vow..and I love the guy I married and used to know.
You can have the MS effect!!!
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Mandy,
This is a wonderful post and I'm looking forward to the next one. Even pre-marriage, this is important stuff to remember in a relationship. Thanks for the reminder.