I accompanied my wife to a doctor's visit (specialist) yesterday. She wanted me there for moral support. Fortunately, the appointment went reasonably well so it was not too rough. In terms of her health, things are as we anticipated. There is plenty of reason for optimism if my wife becomes comfortable with "consistency" in terms of actions regarding her condition.
While consistency is a behavior pattern I have been comfortable with (in fact, I can be somewhat "stubborn" about my own consistency at times).... I follow a plethora of routines..... my wife has more of a personality type that balks at consistency and routine. So, she will be on a learning curve.... but if she wants to, she can do this.
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In our house, it is my husband who loves routine and me who balks at it . . . I feel her (mental) pain. Perhaps she would be comforted to know that even so, I have had to develop certain routines for the benefit of my health as well, and it is surprising how a routine cuts down on indecision and distraction. There's something to be said for them :) Good luck to her.
ReplyDeletemy routine is usually just when and what I eat..diabetes makes me do that..if I could just learn to go to sleep before 3 a.m.
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