This last month has been very hard. I have been sick since before Christmas of 2025, and now I am having another body flare. Stress is a wonderful thing. This is April 1, 2026, and this is not an April Fool’s joke. This past Sunday, we had a family dinner, which we do every weekend with my grandchildren and our daughters. As I do most weekends, I cooked for the family. During the meal, it was very tense in our home because some issues had come up. After supper and the children and everybody had left, I asked my wife, who is moving back to New Brunswick in September, if I would be going with her, or if she wanted to go by herself. She said she wanted to go back east to start over and have a life of her own. You see, I have chosen MAID for when it gets too hard for me to handle myself. Because I have been sick for so long, we have not been sleeping together because I can’t lie down at night, I have to sleep on an incline, or I can’t breathe, and I am up and down 2 to 5 times a night because of my body pain. Some nights I don’t sleep at all. I’ve been sick since 1999, and my sickness is just progressing. With my wife telling me that she wanted to go back east by herself, I am stuck now trying to figure out low-income housing, how to get my medical set up so I can still have my insulin and pills, how I can keep my little dog, and what’s going to become of me. I have days when I walk around the house and don’t see anything. I have days when I walk around the house, and it seems like I don’t know where I am. Stress is working on me harder now than my illness. So now I have to go through legal separation, leave my home, and see if I’m going to end up living on the street; I never thought in a million years this would be happening to me. Life can be funny sometimes, and other times not. What should I do, end my life or see if it is the stress that is hitting me? What would you all do?
Controlling thoughts
There are days for me when concentrating is like being on a Ferris wheel and a merry-go-round all at the same time. No matter how hard you try to go to the racetrack that is your brain, it just scrambles, jumps, and goes everywhere. In my head, when I talk and get...





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