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Re: Abusive patients

by in Coping with a loved one's cancer
August 2019
August 2019
Hi, This would be difficult. I would feel very sorry for the person in an abusive relationship already before the diagnosis. My problem is a little different as I am having trouble with my partners brain fog. He says I am abusive to him, I don't mean to be but I don't think he realises the stresses I am under with his illness and just day to day life and work. I do think counselling should be part of the treatment. ... View more
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