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08-02-2020 03:57 PM
08-02-2020 03:57 PM
Re: about carer's fatigue
Hello @Kiera80 , @Former-Member , @Determined , @Mandy1
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10-02-2020 09:48 AM
10-02-2020 09:48 AM
Re: about carer's fatigue
Carer's fatigue
@Shaz51 @Mandy1 @Determined @Former-Member @Kiera80
I think this hit me a few years ago when I realised that this was my life for the long haul by committing to hubby.
I can be very robotic in how I care for him. I've accepted that because he won't get professional help the chances of fixing himself with self helps books and his faith is a very slow process if it happens at all. Although the latest book he read had CBT principles so it was helpful for him.
I don't feel guilty because I am doing my best. I am kind and peaceful around him. I don't react anymore to his outbursts as I only lose my peace if I do. I stick to a routine and I set boundaries because it helps me cope. I really enjoy my time alone so when hubby works back, watches tv in another room or goes out I am happy.
This forum really helps. I don't want to become a cold or numb person. Listening to your stories gives me hope "I can do this!" I think you are super human beings xx
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