Life is full of Misery!
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My third night at home tonight after being discharged from
hospital (TLHR) last Sunday. My wife is my 'nurse' and says that if I don't stop moaning she will treat me in the same way as James Cahn was treated in the film Misery! Therefore I have hidden my Mallott and am now Mr Nice at present.
Anyone else got any sadistic wives / nurses at home?
From Mr Grumpy (sorry Mr Nice)
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betty07083 david73016
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😷
Good luck and hope you feel better soon!
Betty
lors23 david73016
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I am not a moaner though l tend to suffer in silence so maybe this does not drive him crazy.
He is there for me when l need my sock things changed helps me get dressed although l can do most of this in my own now. Hang in there you have just been through major surgery you have every right to moan ☺
Kate53CornUK david73016
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"Darling, what you need is some loving, Â gentle, positive words and a great big hug".
I wiped away my tears and he gave me a big hug then he said..
"Now pull yourself together, man up and go and put the kettle on"
I do love him, really
"
Gaby21 david73016
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eileen64__UK david73016
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I have had both hips replaced but am still on 2 crutches {2 years} and I have a lovely supportive husband...not just for the 6 weeks after the op.
I do talk to him about how I feel but TRY not to do it to much.....thats where this kind of forum comes in to its own.......we are all in the same boat and know how the other feels. Â I try not to put more weight than necessary on him. So I'll come on and have a moan her or on another one I belong to
Love
Eileen
terri03659 david73016
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lyn1951 david73016
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Tell her you will behave yourself, and not moan too much, also remember to tell her you love her, and thank her for all the extra help she is giving you.
Do you have a good book, or is TV even worth watching, distract yourself from your pain, play on your computer.
Take your pain killers to help with the pain levels, you will find in a couple of weeks you will be able to say, "I don't need those any longer", such a relief to be able to say those words.
Get well David, and best wishes to your lovely nurse wife.
sue1957Geo david73016
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David, you are a lucky man to have a wonderful wife to love and care for you. Tell her only another 2-3 weeks and you will be a different person.
suexx
Rocketman_SG6UK david73016
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Poor woman, I feel sorry for her having to put up with me in this state.
Graham
gail2910-US-MI david73016
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LDW gail2910-US-MI
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certainly a new woman you'll be in a few months.
lindsey
lors23 gail2910-US-MI
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Hope your op goes ok today just think in a few weeks you could have your life back. I am desperate to get back to normal living.
Laura x
renee01952 david73016
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  oh dear ... what are you moaning about and what does she do or not do ?Â
not sure what to tell you here - I was alone and had 2 THR's - don't wanna toot my own horn here, but there was noone to moan to - if I need a good rant or felt extremely sorry for myself, I shared it with the family here ....
try this, it is safeÂ
big warm hug
renee
p.s. maybe she feels so helplessÂ
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rose0000 david73016
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michael6972 david73016
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