02-24-2024, 02:13 PM
My Darlin' and me are both 65. She has been in pain throughout most of her life; she was paralyzed for more than a year in her teens, and diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis in her mid-20's. She's had a hip replacement, and the other, along with back surgery and knees is possible in the future.
All along the way, we've held hands. When I take her to hospital, we hold hands. She is such a fine lass and kind soul. We often lay in bed at night holding hands, and same when watching sports, (except when she springs to her feet and cheers).
I am glad to see validation of the value of that very simple touch. Thank you Maxmars!! We have of late began 'grounding', by laying our bare feet on the moist soil, grass and sand. I have done a bit of research, and if you are interested, I'd be happy to share it with you. I only wish I had not stopped walking barefoot decades ago -- back then the bottoms of my feet had a thick callus layer and I could walk on nearly everything.
All along the way, we've held hands. When I take her to hospital, we hold hands. She is such a fine lass and kind soul. We often lay in bed at night holding hands, and same when watching sports, (except when she springs to her feet and cheers).
I am glad to see validation of the value of that very simple touch. Thank you Maxmars!! We have of late began 'grounding', by laying our bare feet on the moist soil, grass and sand. I have done a bit of research, and if you are interested, I'd be happy to share it with you. I only wish I had not stopped walking barefoot decades ago -- back then the bottoms of my feet had a thick callus layer and I could walk on nearly everything.
