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I'm sorry for your anquish and hurt! It's obvious, you are a very good husband! Is there any way you could live very close to the facility and see her as much as possible? would you be able to spend a day or nite with your wife every week,- for both your sakes? check into what is available for you, in this situation bc your are the one who seems to realize more than your spouse. Good Luck and God Bless you!
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Terrysmellgood: Dear man, huge prayers and hugs coming to you tonight. I know this has to be a very difficult decision for you, but you ARE doing the right thing for your bride. The disease of dementia is horrible and could be even more so for the family and friends of the individual with the disease. I lost my sister in law to the disease last March. Actually she had contracted the Novel Coronavirus from which she could not recover.
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I feel your sadness.
I just made the decision to admit my wife to Long Term Care.
It hurts down to my soul.
If you are not already part of a caregiver support group, I recommend you find one. It helps to talk to people in the same situation.
Micjael
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