Posted by Lou from Wi on December 29, 2017 at 11:45:03 from (69.179.22.192):
In Reply to: feeling overwhelmed posted by olgentdc on December 28, 2017 at 23:58:57:
Sorry to be late with response.having one tough time seems like everyday something comes up to pile more dissappointments then we cab bear.Most responders are right on.Being age 82 has been tuff.loosing most feelings from neuropathy cant handle small projects,so I KNOW just how you feel with this.I'M SO LUCKY not having cancer.At my age, wouldn't be able to handle surgery, kemo etc.I'm not a farmer also,but trying to be as helpfull tomy sons#1 & #2,I will say,Give thanks to the Good Lord for all his kindness and blessings daily.Although times seem un-bearable,stay strong and love the wife who is truly the main stay.If I were you, I would downsize to what is manageable and then concentrate on taking care of each other.Remember the vows.LOVE,CHERISH TILL DEATH DO YOU PART,has real meaning for me.Loosing a partner is a terrible thing.Loosing anything else is not the problem we make of it.Less is more is a good way to look at things.We never really own stuff,It's loaned from the Good Lord to take care of what we get. I'm taking a lot of meds,including morphine,hydrocordone.Keeps pain down but side effects has it's ups and downs.I want to let you know I'll keep you boh in my prayers.God Bless. Warmest regards, Lou & Victor.
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