Anyone else living with someone with arther?

skezier

Good morning Badger, I hope you have a bit of sun? I just wondered does you wife also use this site? Hi to her any way.
and Badger forgive me for a bit of hi-jack please.

Jackie that was a good suggestion but Sadandshocked could I just say contact the Dogs Trust instead of the RSPCA as they have a non put down policy. Your partner and you must be so down about all of the problems, and I am sorry for you. 14 dogs is a huge amount in normal circumstances. If they are pedigree all breed societies have their own rescues and could I ask what part of the UK are you, if you'd rather not say here pm me it as I do know people in rescue and depending on where you are they may be able to help. Its a shame when you have such up-heave, illness and up-set but Jackie is right and if you leave it too long it will get worse for you both. Take care.

trustymick

badger wrote:

Thanks airwave

Where can I get more details of The Expert Patient Program for Carers?

Does your wife ever use this site?


and to everyone else

I still have no replys from anyone living with their partner who has arthritis.


Someone out there answer will you?

Hi
I have sent a reply to you but dont understand why it did not get to you,
So I will try again
I go on this site to learn about my wife's R.A (plus other ailments)

badger

Hello trustymick

Thanks for replying. So you make use of the site like I do, to find out about your wife’s condition. I did so for a few months but I am now taking more and greater part in discussions. I find the people on here very helpful and their insight into how each other feels has helped me to understand my partners moods.

I hope you start to take a more active part on the site. Our point of view is also impotant.


Looking forward to hearing from you again.

All the best
Badger.

sadandshocked2

Thank you everyone, but it is devistating my partner, just the thought of re homing them.
Its v difficult. I'm in Gwent