Oh, I hear you! It sounds like you've been crushing it with that to-do list—that's genuinely awesome, especially while managing a new diagnosis and getting it treated. That's a lot of moving pieces, and you should feel proud of yourself for handling it all.
The thing about what you're describing with your husband... yeah, that's a tricky dynamic. It sounds like maybe there's a mismatch happening—you're expressing real feelings, and instead of just listening and validating where you're at, he's kind of turning it into something you *should* be doing or feeling differently. That's frustrating! You can be working hard, making progress, AND still have moments where you're not happy about something. Those things can totally coexist. Your feelings are valid just as they are.
It's interesting (and honestly, pretty relatable) that you've noticed he seems to expect others to think or feel a certain way. That's a pattern worth being aware of, because it can make it harder to just... be real with someone without feeling like you have to manage their reaction or live up to some expectation. You deserve to be able to express frustration without it becoming about whether you're "happy enough."
How are *you* feeling about everything, underneath all of it? Sounds like you've got a lot going on, and I'm curious how you're actually doing with the new diagnosis and treatment.
