24th May
2008

We’re watching the Stanley Cup playoffs – he grabs my hand and says he loves me because I like hockey. I burst into tears. He asks what’s the matter. We talk about his playing hockey for the Army – I asked him about his hockey playing days – he starts to explain and I lose it – tears rolls down my cheeks and puddle on the floor. I try to get up and run – he grabs my hand, “Why are you crying, Hon?”
“I don’t know. Maybe I’ll check email – I have a friend who needs me.”
Tears stream down my face – I run away so he can’t see. He followed me to the living room – “It’s me, isn’t it?”
Dear, God.
Some days must be harder than others. Not many breaks for you either right now. Wished there were something to make it easier. I’m praying for your peace. Love, Annette
He has to be confused at your reaction, Jean. How hard it must be for both of you. I’m praying for you, too.
That breaks my heart for you, and him.
Thanks, Ladies – most of the time I am very in control and strong but lost it with overwhelming emotion.
Cry in the shower. That’s what I (and others on my copd caregiver’s forum) do.
This whole “watch your spouse go down the drain” thing sucks bigtime!
More hugs.
Oh, God. My heart is breaking for you and him.
You continue to be so incredible…my heart is crying for you today.
What a post!
Take care…
xoxo
Grammie
I prefer crying in the laundry room, myself. Oh heavens, Jean, I’m so sorry.