Whoa man that's intense. I can tell your fiance loves you deeply maybe give him some kind words as well. Prayers to you and your family this will be a very trying emotional and loving time!
@Tiffany he is not with holding the pain pills. He said it’s my decision, but he is petrified so I was trying to find ways to help him, yet help me. One of them being he can disperse them.. idk. Just thought it may help him through this. He said he does trust me he’s just literally so scared. I can’t say I blame him. Definitely a lot of PTSD going on there. I agree with therapy. He knows that I’m stronger than that, but if I’m being honest it is a scary thought ya know? Addiction runs heavily in my family, and just because I’m not an addict now doesn’t mean it can’t ever happen. That’s why I went the whole year trying other things natural and even over the counter pain relievers before eventually caving in.
@BreeAnna he truly does. And I love him deeply. But I’m also super independent and don’t understand what, “sit down and don’t do anything” means lol. He means well, and the comment from the worker was wild imo and I’m surprised he didn’t just knock him out. Especially since we invited him to Easter dinner at my home the day prior. We aren’t talking about a thrown out back here. I have two herniations, one extremely large, a bulging disk, stenosis, and degenerative disk disease. We will get through it. I’m protective of him as much as he is me so seeing him struggle with something (even if it has to do with me) I want to immediately fix it and help.
Please be in your soft era, stress kills, overworking kills, anxiety kills especially women! Please please please, rest and relax! Sending healing energy your way!!
Sounds like he’s really struggling and holding on to some unhealed trauma. I’m not a therapist or anything, but it definitely seems like he could benefit from counseling or just having someone outside of you to talk to. That kind of behavior sounds intense and honestly, a little scary. It also seems like he’s projecting his fears onto you, especially from what he went through with his ex. But withholding pain meds from you while you’re in excruciating pain? That’s not okay. That’s not protecting you — that’s controlling, and it’s unfair. You deserve relief and he needs to trust that you’ll use the meds responsibly. This isn’t forever — just to help you manage the worst of it. Maybe also look into alternative pain relief options too, just to have other tools. But seriously, your pain and healing process should matter just as much as his fear.