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Lost love

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Posted 28 Oct 2018 at 20:06

My husband and I have been married for 23 years and had a loving close relationship. April 2018 he was di with metastatic prostate cancer. It was an awful time. Obviously the physical side of our relationship changed but we still remained close. However, he had to start chemotherapy again last month, a year after he finished his first course. Since then we seem to be drifting apart. I feel so lonely. 

Wendy
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Posted 29 Oct 2018 at 11:09
Other reasons apart, cancer treatments can affect men both mentally as well as physically which also impacts the man's partner. In such situations it does require tolerance and understanding by the partner. The first thing to do it to discuss it with him, if you have not already done so - you don't say and the two of you may perhaps find ways of becoming closer. Is hubby generally depressed and has he spoken with his GP about this? If this has already been tried I wonder if you both could get some professional help.
Barry
 
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