Moods

[9284]

My husband is 75 with PD and diagnosed late2015 but I think has had for many years He has Madopar and has a lot of restless legs He doesn't manage very well The worse thing about him is his moods and acting like a spoilt brat especially if I pay my daughter and grandaughter attention He picks fault with me all day Anyone got a story there

[Bailey_Texas]

good morning 9284

How long has your husband been a not so nice person. Has he always been self centered. If his personality has had a recent change it could be the Madopar or his Parkinson's or a combination of both. I have always been patient with my wife of 47 years but for the last couple of years she sometimes get on my nerves and i can be very cruel to her. It is do to my 13 years of frustration fighting my Parkinson's and my meds. As for the restless leg Requip (ropninirole) should take care of that. I take Ropinirole one 6 mg a day. Just be careful of impulse control. I have problems with gambling but i can not make it without the Ropinirole.

Good luck

[9284 in reply to Bailey_Texas]

Thank you It's funny because he has always been self centered and I have always compromised and I have always felt guilty if I think of me but as I am caring for him and I believe I'm doing a good job I'm hurt that he behaves this way or thought he may have changed

[Hikoi]

Sounds like your husbands negative traits are accentuated now he is unwell. I suggest you look at ways that will help you cope and support for you. Counselling support may be useful too as he puts you down you need someone to build you up.

Sometimes anti depressants improve moods like his. It would be worth trying.

[9284 in reply to Hikoi]

Thank you He is very confused which isn't helping

[Bailey_Texas in reply to 9284]

look at this it holds true for every one i know

grief.com/the-five-stages-o...