Just remember, it isn't your beloved Wash yelling at you... it's the nasty thing in his brain. Try to remember that when it gets hard to cope with.
Easy for me to say, I know, but I worry that the constant stress you're under makes it harder to recognise that it isn't Wash talking, it's a bunch of horrid cells forcing his brain to say this stuff.
I'm a 26 year old former Caregiver. This is my voice to talk about my life- mostly about learning to live now. My husband was diagnosed in November 2009 with Glioblastoma Multiforme- terminal brain cancer. He was only 25 and I had literally just turned 23. He fought hard for almost 3 years before he passed away September 2012, just a month after turning 28.
This was my blog about our life.
This is still my space to find Hope.
This is now my public battle to show what life is like as a 25 year old Widow.
Just remember, it isn't your beloved Wash yelling at you... it's the nasty thing in his brain. Try to remember that when it gets hard to cope with.
ReplyDeleteEasy for me to say, I know, but I worry that the constant stress you're under makes it harder to recognise that it isn't Wash talking, it's a bunch of horrid cells forcing his brain to say this stuff.
Stay strong, babe.