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Believeinlove
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Welcome to the forum. I'm sure you have read some posts and no longer feel alone.
My first post, I got a...
Thanks for your Reply. Glad to read that your marriage is still alive, gives me hope! :)
The nights and mornings are the worst time of day for me. Waking up in middle of the night or early in the morning in an empty bed. Throws me into reality. And then I worry so much about my husband. Cry over me and cry over him and cry over us. I havent cried as much ever!! . Dealing with this alone is awfull. It is good to know I am not the only one, to read all the posts and replys. I take hope from that. My husband is a strong man and normally very grounded. I am certain he will overcome this, he will learn how to deal with it. Hope I can say the same in a year as you did: that my marriage has survived the ptsd. I must have faith. Faith in our love which used to be strong. I think he fellt left down for longer periode then i first thought. That the ptsd started way before januari. His first wife left him, so perhaps he armoured himself against that pain. I dont know.
I will buy the book When someone you love suffers from ptsd. Hope to get more insight.
Thanks for your hug, I need it....