activities for wife

Gezzer
Online Community Member Posts: 2 Listener
My wife suffers fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, and FND, she is pretty much down in the dumps at the moment and she feels left out. We as a family look after of course but we all have other activities that we are involved with, my wife is happy with that because she doesn’t want to be a burden and stop us doing what we want to do.
So she needs some sort activity herself in her words "I feel like a spare part" so is there anything she can be part of outside of the family. This is a plea for help on my part, it’s not very nice seeing her being down like this and obviously her in pain all the time is compounding the issue.
Thank you
So she needs some sort activity herself in her words "I feel like a spare part" so is there anything she can be part of outside of the family. This is a plea for help on my part, it’s not very nice seeing her being down like this and obviously her in pain all the time is compounding the issue.
Thank you
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Hi @Gezzer
Good Evening & Welcome to our Online Community/Family.
I am one of the Community Champion’s here at Scope.
We offer you & your Wife Support/Advice/Info/Help.
She is more than happy in taking part as “much & as when” on our many forums.
Please please let me let me know how you feel??
@steve511 -
Hi @Gezzer and a very warm welcome to the community! I am sorry to hear about your wife- are ether of you accessing support? Please do have a look around and feel free to get involved, I hope you find some like-minded people here
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Thank you all for welcoming me to the community. My wife has now joined username Connie00 and she is proactive in the community, and it’s great to see her being involved. Thank you again ?1
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Thanks to all off you you have given us a very warm welcome1
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Connie00 - nice to meet you. I also felt very low recently when we moved to a new town. Luckily, our library did things like a Scrabble club and a jigsaw that members of the community put a few bits in whenever they passed I also tried à knit and natter group but I've left that because I couldn't concentrate, or keep up with everybody. Do you feel that joining this group has helped?0
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