Dottie Lottie I am so sorry that you have lost the one you love. However he is free from this awful condition now. I am sure you feel glad he is free but heartbroken that he's gone.
Just remember we are always here for you. God bless to you and your family and prayers for your husband too.
I’m so sorry for loss. I joined this forum last summer so I’m a bit of a newbie. Sometimes it’s hard for me to read about all of the sufferers who have lost their battle with this dreadful disease and I think to myself how fortunate that they are no longer suffering. Your love was lucky to have had you by his side.
At the exact time that I was reading your post a bird flew into our glass window and landed on the hard surface of our patio. I wrapped the tiny little thing up with tissue and put him on top of a shrub. I wasn’t sure if he was going to make it but I kept telling him to snap out of it. Sure enough, after the shock of knocking itself out, he moved it’s wings and then eventually he flew away. I’m telling you this because of how random life is and how fitting for this to happen just as I’m reading about your story.
Sometimes I wonder what it would be like to just fly away. But then I realize that one day I too will miss all of the new norms that come with PSP/CBD.
Even though our loved ones are so very ill and limited and we know it's coming, they are still alive while we're caring for them and worrying about them....and we have life with them! To pass from this to death is a profound change and loss. Yes, gratitude does help!
I send my heartfelt condolences to you and your family. Be good to yourself now. ❤️❤️❤️
My condolences D0ttieL0ttie, the next few weeks will be very busy but soon it will be your time, to look to the future, as you say, remembering all the good times but hopefully having many more happy years. He will always be with you but life can be very good after PSP.
So sad when your loved one finally leaves you after such a mammoth struggle. My heart goes out to you Dottie. It's a year today since Ben left this world and I'm have a quiet day of contemplation, trying to get passed all the suffering he went through and remember him before PsP struck, not easy but I'll try.
Hi Lottie, I’m so saddened to hear your news, but Geoff was obviously ready. He was a lucky man to have you there right at the end, and for all those years.
Hold on to those good memories, I know I lost mine for a while, they are important while you grieve.
My heart goes out to you. It’s almost a year since Charles passed but always fresh in my mind and heart. Praying for you and your family. We are here for you.
So sorry...your husband sounded a lot like mine who I lost at the end of Feb. not to PSP but a stroke...and I have 40 years of happy memories in my heart...I know the empty feeling of not having him beside me ...I feel for his sake I should move ahead and be thankful for those wonderful years...Hope you are able to do that too...Hugs!
Bless you so sorry for your loss completely understand re it been a blessing I feel the same re my mum she is in pain all the time incontinent and has deteriorated so much I have days when I prey for her passing then feel guilty x
Dear DottieLottie, so sorry you have lost your lovely husband, but now this terrible disease no longer has a hold on him. So glad you are holding on to those lovely precious memories of times shared. PSP is not going to destroy you, keep strong my friend. Sending lots of love , Nanny857xx
I am very sorry to hear of Geoff's passing but love that you know he's in your heart. I am so grateful for all the wonderful memories that I treasure as I'm sure you are.
Please take care of yourself and get plenty of rest when you can. My heart breaks for your pain.
I am so sorry to hear of this but can see that you feel he is now at peace. I hope that when the sadness becomes less harsh you will be able to remember those lovely times with a deep down smile. He sounds as if he was realy lovely. Big hug AliBee xx
Yes, these lovely people who we care for give us many blessings. Like you I think it was a privilege to have cared for my husband despite it being difficult and stressful at times.
Do take time out to care for yourself now and accept offers of help and support.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and Geoff, May he rest in peace. Rx
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