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I think that is the thing Marie, isn’t it…..  there are so many amazing ways to connect, it doesn’t have to be purely sex, as laughter is absolutely one of the most amazing stimulants in my opinion.   It’s how my husband and I met, through laughter and smiles….Ha… nice thinking back on those times and realising how important it still is….

Interesting thought and better than I think my husband does.  He stores all his meds in one container.  Yes it makes it easy for him to get at, but I am really concerned that intermingling the meds and the wearing on each other will cause issues.

He has tried using one of these daily med keepers, so all the doses for each time in the day are s…[Read more]

I am definitely giggling and it reminded me of what I called my husband last night in our bickering and it included ‘that ‘a’ word’ you said above…. 🙁  Gosh as always, I felt so guilty afterwards because as someone said on the forum here, it’s not his fault he has PD….. It’s basically my fault for being so impatient with him.   it is SO fr…[Read more]

Wow, Marjorie….  I felt like I was reading my own thoughts with your words explaining what you feel.   Chipping away at us is how it feels for us too, but my husband in particular with the Parkinsons, I am seeing more and more it’s grab of his abilities.  His gait is a disaster and only getting worse and there are only so many times I can cat…[Read more]

What a great answer.  Thank you so much for your time on this Robert.   Your answer reverberates with the way my husband is, he is young onset PD and I will show him your posting, as I think it will be very helpful to him as we are going through a lot of stress in our relationship and we are wondering where the dickens it is coming from.