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Re: Support/Info. For Husbands? Help Understand?@#$From: Mindy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Aug 30 13:51:04 2006
John I would recommend going and getting a few books on endo. They have really helped both myself & my husband. It is such a difficult disease to cope with & understand. Check Amazon.com. I have ordered a few books from them that have been really helpful. I hope this helps, Mindy Jo At Tue, 29 Aug 2006, John wrote: > >At Sun, 25 Jan 2004, Mandy wrote: >> >>Hi! Chris is right....the MENDO site is excellent. Our husbands see us >>in pain all the time, but can never really understand what's going on. >>My hubby read it before I had my surgery. I think it really helped him. >> >>At Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Faith wrote: >>> >>>Does anyone know of any place where husbands can go for understanding >>>endo? My husband at times can be a real jerk and seem insensitive. All >>>I wish is for him to understand more of this disease and what comes with >>>it. I am having no luck! I feel he is insensitive and he feels that I >>>am. Does anyone else experience these type of problems with their >>>significant others? >>>Help? Am I a bad wife? He didn't opt for this when we got married 3 >>>months ago, he doesn't deserve this... > >Hello today date is 29th august 2006 an dthe timeis 7.09pm > >I would just like to see if there is anyone out there that could help or >talk to me over my wifes endo that could give me more of an insight into >the disease so that i can understand it more and try to understand my >wife as i love her and want to help her in any other possible way.x. >thanku
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