Re: Motor Neurone Disease

Cate, you are an inspiration. Such a strong woman. Best wishes to you and your husband. You both deserve it so much

Re: Motor Neurone Disease

Cate having been in a similar position (but with a different cause) I know how hard it can be and how very tired you can get .
Try to do something restful and relaxing when you can to help prevent your getting too tired and if you need a good cry have one

I hope things are easier for you when you move to the bungalow x

Re: Motor Neurone Disease

Thanks Meg, I do get tired but I get frustrated too. When things don't run smoothly Keith gets stressed and needs his ventilator. I sometimes do really silly things like today I forgot to send a very important document recorded delivery. He became so stressed and what with blaming myself, and the frustration of 'why did I not do that?' I am all over the place.

Sometimes I just don't think clearly and even small things can go wrong and when they do they seem huge.

Re: Motor Neurone Disease

Hi Cate. As has been said many times before on this thread, you and Keith ARE an absolute inspiration. There is nothing much one can say about the awful situation that you find yourselves in except to say you have many friends on here who care and are praying for you daily. Lots of love to you both always XXXX

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Thank you EZ you and everyone here are a comfort to me. I don't have to walk out of the door to find you and when we move you will still be with us. It is a hard time and some days are better than others. Project bungalow carries on on Saturday when we go with an architect to have a look at one that needs gutting and the loving.