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Hubby has not been great he managed to get and see the Physch today he was late ( couldnt get out of bed) for the appointment so I am glad he still saw him.
I just rang him he said the doc has put him on different meds.
He has gone back to bed his IBS started up about 2 hours after seeing the doc?
Could this appointment have upset him this quickly?
Nicolette
12-12-2007, 07:41 PM
I personally have no idea Jen but it wouldn't surprise me. Hope he gets better soon.
2quilt
12-12-2007, 10:23 PM
sure.
my gut is connected to my emotions directly.
Kathy
12-12-2007, 10:30 PM
I am certain it could Jen. Doctor's appointments, especially with the psychiatrist, can be very stressful. Two hours is not too short for physical symptoms to begin either in my experience. Evie does not have IBS however she does have serious digestive problems and she can have nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and so on within a few minutes of having a difficult or stressful experience. Additionally if he has already started the new medications those could be bothering him as well. I do hope he is feeling better soon.
batgirl
13-12-2007, 03:35 AM
Yup it definitely could Jen. There's been lots of times I've vomited after a stressful appointment. I've even got sick during appointments and had to leave early. Did your husband tell you what happened during the appointment? Was anything said that upset him?
EmoxxKid
13-12-2007, 03:40 AM
To be honest....no sooner do I get upset do I end up in the bathroom. It is so bad and it happens so fast.
batgirl
13-12-2007, 03:45 AM
Yup exactly... it's a common symptom for us I think...
He doesnt talk much about his emotions but he said he told the doc he hates this time of the year? After thinking about it he went downhill last year around xmas time I remember because our son came home and hubby spent most of the visit in bed?
Kathy
13-12-2007, 08:29 AM
Well Jen, many people find this time of year depressing and stressful so perhaps that is the heart of the matter?
Yeh I just really want him to get out of this hole as our son will be coming home and this is the last time he will see him before he goes to Afghan but I suppose what I want and what happens are two different things hey?
Kathy
14-12-2007, 03:28 AM
Yes it would be lovely if he were well to have a pleasant holiday and see your son off! Though perhaps knowing your son is being deployed is difficult for him? I know Jim and I both have very mixed feelings about Colin going OS in the new year and we do not have PTSD. It may even be a trigger for him, considering how he acquired PTSD himself? That along with stress of the holiday season may be a bit too much for him.
Yes Kathy you are right it does seem all a bit to much. I am going away for a week on Monday to spend a week with my parents. Hubby keeps assuring me he will be ok with the business it will be quiet anyway this time of year.
He has asked me to stop nagging him he will be fine ( I hope so)
All I can do is keep my fingers crossed once he gets in here to work he is ok he just has trouble getting going?
Hi Jen
How are you going?
I know that hubby has tummy problems if he is stressed so it might just be other charming side effect of the ptsd.
Do you know what they are putting your hubby on now?
I hope you have a good time at your parents & have a chance to rest a little bit. Your hubby might possibly be a bit down as your parents are still around & it might just depress him a bit knowing it the 1st xmas coming up without his Dad. Despite that I really do hope you have a great time away.
Take care
Hi Jods good to hear from you I hope you are doing ok?
The Doc has him on Murelax and Endronax as well as his other meds?
I realise Xmas is going to be a bit harder this year thats why on Xmas Day it will be just him and me and my daughter will pop over for a while. Nice and quiet!
What are your plans?
Tammy
14-12-2007, 09:46 PM
Dear Jen
I am sorry to hear of your hubby's troubles of late; it really never does get better- kick in the teeth for the carers I reckon; but at least we know it is not intentional...
I do believe that your husband will make the very best possible effort to spend time with both yourself and your son, and I do hope that his best makes you feel a little better to (and I mean no disrespect to him by saying that).
Tammy
Thanks Tammy I understand what you mean I really hope he makes the effort as well.
Hmmm haven't hear of those meds.Hope they are user friendly to hubby.
Lucky you Jen, I would love a quiet xmas day but alas its not to be.
Small group of the family (last count about 12) & catching up with Robs girls as soon as they wake (about 6/7am).
Just looking forward to the yummy food!
Glad to hear your son is coming up,you must be thrilled. Enjoy your time with him.
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