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Re: Endo & Significant OthersFor more information on symptoms and treatment of endometriosis visit www.EndometriosisZONE.org. From: natasha (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Jan 11 12:09:31 2007
At Thu, 11 Jan 2007, Kisha wrote: > >Hello, > >OK, so is it normal for a guy to withdraw from you when you are going >through an especially bad bout of pain? I've read that men don't cope >well when their significant other is going through an illness - - it >makes them feel helpless. But why do they go and get distant from us >when we need them the most??? > >That is what my guy is doing right now, and I just don't know the best >way to deal with it. I know he cares about me and wants me to be >better. But this week I had a trip to the ER, I called him from there >(it's a long-distance r'ship, makes things that much more challenging) >and we talked. But since then he's getting distant, doesn't have time >to talk, or I get the voicemail. > >Any advice or suggestions? Thanks! i think men find it hard to deal with my boyfriend hates seeing me in pain it upsets him but i think most men simply dont understand because they will never feel pain like we do with endo or some men hide their feelings if u can tell him how u feel wen ur hurting u want to be held or comforted i kno i do
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