I don’t think I have been secretive about the fact that I am
suffering from depression. I am and have been for a long, long, time. For the
last few months it had gotten pretty bad.
I would work, go home and have dinner—most of the time I did not
cook—ordered out or made sandwiches, and then go to bed and sleep till the next
day. This happened most of the
time. Oh, I would get a wild hair on the
weekend and get a lot done then, but my routine was for the most part—work, eat
dinner and go to bed. This way of life is directly opposite to what I want my
life to be like. I want to be
productive, get things done, can my own food, sew, make quilts, grow my own
food in my garden, and much more. Am I
setting myself up for failure or what?
Well, My DH is
disabled and is at home every day. He
suffers from multiple seizures daily and most of the time he is feeling poorly
or just out of it. Well, he is not his
old happy loving self anymore. He is
very self-contained. He always sleeps on
his back at night and never moves, but last week, he rolled over during the
night and hugged me up to him just like he used to. I cannot begin to express how I felt when I
realized what he had done. I felt so
warm and loved and so so happy. Words really cannot express how much it meant
to me. I felt like I was walking on air
for days after! Don’t get me wrong, I
still am taking my happy pill—couldn’t live without—but my Hubby’s touch ......made me so happy!
I thank God for
every reminder of what we had! Those reminders are very few and far between now
but oh so sweet! Never doubt the power of your Husband’s touch.
Memorable Blessings,
Lisa
I am very happy that you and your husband had an emotional connection. Blessings to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteThank you! It was so nice. Thanks so much for your thoughtful comment!
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