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It was hard for my wife to understand when I was struggling with UC and even harder for her to understand now. She thinks now that I'm about 7 months post takedown I should be all better. She can't understand why I still have bad days or what they entail. I try to explain it to her but she doesn't get it
Its hard especially when the closest person to you doesn't understand. I tell her to do some research on it but she won't she feels like she doesn't have the time. I have her going to couples therapy and the lady that does my therapy have played the role and the caregiver and husband has had brain surgery so she can better help my wife understand whats going on.

10/10/137:17 PM

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