I'm just beginning to ask, my older brother has been the BEST. I've yelled at him and he keeps coming back.. I am doing my best to realize my limitations and to increase my patience. Thank goodness for big brothers!
I'm so glad you're brother is being so understanding Juliew19673 it's hard learning limitations, let alone explaining them to someone else. And yelling at brother's is normal π€£π π€ππ
Like falalalala my hubs helps me in so many ways. I am always feeling guilty that I don't do as much used to do, and I try to do as much as I am able...
Seeing as how I can hardly do diddle squat for myself, I usually donβt even have to ask for help. My husband is a trooper. He fixes the meals, cuts up the food, does the laundry, takes out the garbage, does the shopping, gets me into the shower, drives, etc. I count my blessings every day.
Who am I kidding, I love my spuds! My mother in law tried to sell me on them saying that you couldn't tell the difference, that they were just like the real thing! Ummm, no, they are not! Not even close!
I don't peel my potatoes anymore. I wash them real good and cut them up in smaller pieces and cook & mash them. You can hardly tell there are skins in there and they are better for you since the skins are full of the vitamins and minerals.
Iβm blessed in all things pretty much all the time but especially since my surgery and not being able to walk yet. My wife and daughter do everything for me.
Occupational therapist comes once a week to help me shower.
I am truly blessed all the time that my wife does pretty much everything even when I can walk.
When I can walk again I will be more than happy to help her because I sure owe her plenty. She needs a hernia operation and needs knee probably replacement. But Iβve been trying to get them done but she wouldnβt go now we are raising a 15 month old and a 11 year old so sheβs got an excuse. But sheβs gonna have to get both soon as possible or sheβs getting to be in the shape Iβm in and not walking.
So far I can do most things except get some lids off of jars & my hubby will do that when I ask. I also have trouble lifting my big cast iron skillet & he will also help with that if I ask. I'm learning to ask for help. It has been hard since I have always been the "helper" rather than the "helpee".
Those skillets are heavy! I won't use mine anymore.π€£ So I don't blame you for asking for help! I got this fomey like shelf liner from the dollar store, I didn't like it as a shelf liner. But it makes a great jar opener! ππ€ππ»
Living in this apartment building has been good for me. There are no steps. I have invested in some helpful gadgets to make life easier. I try to buy only cans that βpopβ open. I hate living alone. But folks here look out for each other. I ask for help when I need it, and give help as often as I can. Great post.
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