I am too tired, depressed, sad, worn out, exhausted, weary
It's what diabetes and all of it's multitude of side effects have done to me.
I am so tired of dusting and cleaning around all the crap that he has accumulated, all the possessions that he needs to keep, all the things he buys when he is in a low and then never ever uses, but refuses to part with.
I am depressed over the quantity of things that he refuses to part with. How could we ever move? I couldn't even show the house. His office, our bedroom, the basement, garage....all stacked to the brim with crap.
I am so sad that it has come to this - that life crept up on us and neither of us have the physical strength to lift an item and get it to the curb for someone else to take away.
I am worn out just thinking about everything that has to get done to get us into a one level house.
I am so exhausted I just want to sit and cry.
I am weary. HIS disease has done this to me. Weary of how our life has turned out. Weary of life itself.
But tomorrow is a new day and I will get up and put that smile back on my face. I will swallow all of this and head out into the day all loving and supportive. My sister and her husband are coming for a visit, so I will clean the house and cook the meals and entertain as though life is wonderful.
But right now, at this moment....I am all of the above.
And I thought I was too tired to write. Hmmm....you just never know! :o)
DW
Friday, April 29, 2011
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3 comments:
I feel the same way lately ***hugs***
It seems as if you and I have so much in common. My DH buys all kinds of crap, and then a lot of time it never even makes it out of the box. And of course, he never keeps receipts so I could "maybe" take it back! I have spirited away some things to the local goodwill store after a goodly amount of time, and so far he has never missed any of it. Sometimes, I feel a little guilty, but you just can't keep everything! Never thought about him being low when he buys it, though. That may well be true. Hang in there . . .
Hugs,
Lilly
It's not his "disease," my friend. I am dealing with the same thing. Your husband is a jerk. So is mine. Not all diabetics act like that. There are many great guys out there getting exercise and taking care of themselves. Ours are not. I think I really need to leave. I hope you survive it without getting an ulcer. I'm pretty close.
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