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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
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      Funz:

      So a lot of times, even when I am unwell, I prefer him not to be around. When he is around, I am not only unwell but stressed & :mad:
      totally agree.

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      • FunzF Offline
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        ammonite:
        Funz:

        Some men are just like that.


        I can tell DH so many times that kids are not well. At night before bed I will tell him hear DD or DS coughing. And he will tell me ok or yah. Then suddenly a few days later he will ask me DS sick ah? Have you brought him to the doctor? .

        哦, 不是慢三拍。是慢三天。 :faint:

        And Funz dear is super efficient some more... i think there is a yin-yang balance of sort here... :idea:

        😂 Yah boy.

        That's DH loh. Most of the time here but not here. I am also not the kind to repeat myself so between the 2 of us, there have been many 'I told you' and 'You did not tell me'.

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        • janet88J Offline
          janet88
          last edited by

          when the kids are unwell, the first thing he will say, 'see doctor'. :slapshead:

          for minor ailments, i will give them medication unless they are still down for 2 days. usually they will be bouncing around after 1 good night of rest, unless there is a bad flu bug going around.
          kids are so big now...unless they are toddlers, then there is cause for worry. both of them have a little medicine kit in their bags....for daughter, i always remind her 1 paracetamol (for kids) every 6 hours.
          son has medicine for sore throat, body/headache & charcoal (in case he has diarrhoea and also for wind).

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          • FunzF Offline
            Funz
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            Joyymum:
            Ladies,


            After reading about the insensitive of the men did it ever cross your mind that if now our hubby did not even bothered to accompany us to see doctor or not even bothered if we are sick then what happens when we are old ? So, we can only rely on our children ? I thought our spouse are supposed to be the closest to us and we should accompany one another to the doctor ? Or maybe I am too naive to think this way ?
            Ideally, yes, our spouse should be the one that we lean on in times of need. Unfortunately, not everyone have a spouse whom they can fully lean on.

            Aunt passed away recently after a year of battle with cancer. Uncle was there with her but it was clear that she could not fully lean on him. He was quite lost and in fact, aunt ended up worrying more for him than for herself. They are childless so we nieces form a tag team to support them. Uncle said he does not know what he is going to do when she goes. Now that she is gone, we are helping him pick up the pieces.

            Basically, I believe that the extended family bond is just as important as the nucleus family bond. To lean fully on only 1 person also puts a lot of stress on that person.

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              ammonite
              last edited by

              Joyymum:
              After reading about the insensitive of the men did it ever cross your mind that if now our hubby did not even bothered to accompany us to see doctor or not even bothered if we are sick then what happens when we are old ? So, we can only rely on our children ?

              Personally I like to go to the doctor alone.
              In term of reliance - sorry, to me, there is no security like money in the bank.

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                TheAnswer
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                I think most wives portray the image that they can handle it so maybe that’s why the guys react this way?

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                • starlight1968sgS Offline
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                  I had dh accompanied when I did a colonoscopy and cataract removal.

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                  • starlight1968sgS Offline
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                    Another super warm day

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                    • MyPillowM Offline
                      MyPillow
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                      starlight1968sg:
                      Another super warm day

                      star u at home or work ?
                      I am in office n under my personal ceiling aircon - v cool n comfy .
                      my dd must b v hot at home

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                        Had a cup of chrysanthemum tea which I made yesterday and kept in the fridge… cooling

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