Sweetpeasue I'm trying to remember everything I've read in your posts. I hope it reads ok. I think you're right about keeping your DH in the GPs radar.. I feel sometimes you need to be persistent to get the attention you need, and you're managing well, in spite of DHs objections. Men don't like to be a bother.
I think your husbands way of coping is to keep really busy, perhaps he finds that works for him. Not long until his appointment thankfully.
You mustn't feel guilty about not going to the MH group. I'm sure they'll be fine, and you must think of what's best for you.
I too think it's more difficult to make new friends now. But I'm happy with friends at groups. Doesn't require too much effort. I do miss my best friend though, very much, who died a few years ago.
Life is pretty humdrum I think when you're older and not in the best health, but you seem to make the most of it, as do others on BD. I haven't been here since the beginning but it's lovely that BD was so helpful to you after the botched procedure. It's a very caring sharing little group. .
And it has helped me. I tend to get very down and this group reminds me to try be positive.
You have written some lovely caring posts to everyone. And you even noticed that I was awake during the night
Your tops look lovely, just the kind of thing I like and such a good price. Great find!
Just read your last post. Such awful worry for you, Sweetpeasue, especially with son away, and having no one else close. I do hope the Rheumatologist understands your husbands condition and gives some real help. So sorry you're both having this dreadful time, hugs and prayers xx