With fibro our sleep is all over the place. My hubbie and I are never in the bed awake at the same time. Last week he put his hand on my back when talking to me. I flinched in pain and said" no need to slap me on the back" he assured me it had only been a light touch.
Today I decided we needed a hug, a long close hug , the human contact allows the body to relax then releases dopamine and serotonin. So all of you try a hug today anyone you feel comfortable hugging, cling on and feel better... Honestly it works
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Oh what I wouldn't do for a night of passion....well maybe 10mins or so!!!! Sorry Admin if I wasn't allowed to say that! Wonderful memories though....xx
Hey tricking your mind is in a place I can't even contemplate,lost my mojo when it comes to passion but a skin on skin hug is wonderful only drawer back being that hubby takes it as a gates open hear we go ! So am keep hugs through clothes at the mo. I know got to laugh. But hug a friend or colleague (if you don't feel wiered) I tried the dog too but he is a slut lies on his back and opens his legs for a tummy tickle ( I hope his expectations aren't any higher) just get a hug.x
I am a big believer of hugging and hug my beuatiful wife all the time. She lives with MS and can get very down without a big hug! Thanks for sharing my friend. I want to sincerely wish you all the best of luck and please take care of yourself my friend.
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