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Originally Posted by golden_eve
It's not getting blown out of proportion -- he is in severe pain and sheer agony. And yes, it is effecting our relationship in a couple ways -- it's not a barrage of issues -- no. We only had a tough morning because of the issues it caused. It is not a tragedy and it is not life or death - no. It is a very unfortunate accident, and yes, it effects us both.
He is strong, I know this, and is a real trooper for going to work. But it was his choice, the career that he chose.
I know we could handle much bigger challenges together, if faced with that. I am not worried about that.
Yes, I will talk to my doctor about the voices, and maybe about increasing my dosage. It is my primary care doctor that I would need to see since I don't have a pdoc. She may insist that I get one and may not want to mess with the dosages herself. That is my guess.
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Ok. I only went by what you said that’s a disaster and you can’t cope and are unraveling, so it did sound tragic and catastrophic to me and it seemed to be following situation with his toe and him buying tickets to a concert.
It seems that you both need to make medical needs a priority. You hearing voices and him being in much pain. Health needs to be a priority. I don’t know what your t thinks about voices but I think it’s serious. If it’s not occasional hallucinations and is persistent, then it’s serious. And he needs to see a specialist. ER is good for immediate help but it needs to be followed up. Hopefully it could get sorted