Yesterday my ex’s sister called to say the end is upon us and she granted me permission to see my ex.
We communicated through squeezing (as much as he could squeeze) hands and eye contact with tears. I brought up episodes from our time together and we both just stared at each other ….. knowing there was always love there…..through each episode, both good and bad.
I didn’t think my heart could break more and yet broken it is….yet praying God takes this special man home where he belongs “in heaven”.
This site has helped me in countless ways.
This disease is brutal and we all know that’s true.
I wish everyone writing here and anyone effected by psp “comfort” and love.
Thank you for letting me share😥
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I’m so glad you were allowed to see him and you were reminded of the love and happy times you had whilst you were together. It’s heartbreaking what this disease does to your loved ones.
Hang on to those memories. It’s great you got to see him. My husband is now very much in the later stage of PSP, at home with 24 hour care. The hardest thing I’m finding at the moment is the constant feeling of sadness that my partner of almost 53 years is slipping away from me. And having no time frame as to how the end will be.
I lost my husband to psp after 53 years married. My sympathies are with you and what you are going through and will go through keep strong and look after yourself x
Nice for you that you got to see him, it is such a cruel & horrible disease.My husband is in late stage PSP & can only squeeze my hand as is non verbal. I talk of all the happy times we shared but it's so very hard seeing him now when you get nothing back. He is virtually locked in his body & is a shadow of his former self. Best wishes to you & your family.x
I am very glad that you were able to be with your ex and share memories. It is a gift to have had this time with him now and I hope that it will be a comfort to you and him. Sending many hugs. Purrlie
I hope you have loved ones around to support you,I had nobody when my late wife died and what with covid it was very hard.Now things are better I can catch up with hugs and kisses.Take care.
Yes, God Bless having loved ones but COVID is returning swiftly and altering life back to being alone. Prayers for your late wife and prayers for you to find comfort and joy in. Life.
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