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Am I being totally unreasonable about the way DH is behaing towards me...................

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mymatemarmite · 15/11/2007 22:26

I have name changed recently, partly out of embarrassment and partly out of fun.

I have had a problem with my bladder since June after a simple op etc. At first I needed a catheter full time, gradually it became occasionally, where is now I am!

I leak (wet myself most days - if I am lucky twice if unlucky as much as 7 times a day!

I have always been clear at night! Until these last couple of weeks when I have wet the bed 3 times. Last night was the 1st time I admitted that this had happened to my DH(we have been married for nearly 16 yrs). Part of me wants to scream"whats your problem!" He was very ignorant this morning- he just grunted at me!

But then part of me all ready knows that he cant cope with illness or anything else!

He looked at me this morning as if I were really dirty! It really upset me big time!
He didn't once say to me - Are you OK

He just expected that the bed be readily made for him this evening ( although I had been at work all day too, and done dinner and dance and whilst he was at swimming with DD3 I still managed to bathe DD2 and hair wash and cook a meal for both of us etc.

Sorry rant over!

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fireflyfairy2 · 16/11/2007 22:37

mmm, when you have accidents at night, do you have to wake him to change the sheets?

If so, maybe he finds the disruptive nights a bit too much?

I can't think of anything else to say....

I think he needs a kick up the arse though & he needs to see that it's not a walk in the park for you I'm guessing it's no fun wearing nappies in the daytime, I know I get pissed off with pads during my period, can't imagine having to wear nappies all the time.

((((((hugs for you))))))

peacelily · 16/11/2007 22:50

MMM this whole situation sounds awful for you, my heart goes out to you and I hope things get better both for you in terms of interventions working and in your relationship with DP.

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