I write this press release about my daily life as someone who cares for his wife, not to boast, but more to inform those who don’t realise what is involved
Also for those who like me who take care of someone, so that they too may be given the recognition they deserve
As to myself I gave up my job and became a full-time caregiver, but not realizing at the time just how full-time this was going to be
For starters, I had to learn what medications my wife was on, including the dosage and strength of each tablet she takes, and that has changed over time
Also during our first year of marriage, not only adjusted to married life but also witnessed first-hand just how strong and violent grand mal seizures can be
At times I attempted to hold onto my wife through these seizures so she would not fall out of bed but this felt something like riding a bucking bronco
Other times when we went out my wife would crash to the floor without warning, far too quickly to grab hold of to slow the fall, which was unnerving to me and made me feel helpless
I also took over household duties, such as cooking β washing clothes β shopping β managing medication and money management
On days when my wife was unwell from the after-effects of a seizure, I would need to help her get dressed
All of this on a daily basis, more or less and continue to do so over 35 years of marriage, at the time of writing this.
Whereas we celebrated our 40th wedding anniversay in June 2022 Link Here to the brief post about it
I pray God will bless you for caring for your wife.. I also pray He will heal her epilepsy..
I read a testimony from a woman who gave her son fatty tuna fish every day, and his seizures stopped..
It was amazing.. It has something to do with DHA helping the brain.. God is good π
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Thanks for the info, my wife actually likes Tuna which I add to her salads, as to the seizures they have decreased over the years
Constipation seems to trigger them more than anything, so I try to keep her regular with pomegranate juice
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