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umbies are great
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BEWARE IT'S LONG!! Lyme shows up and then marital problems. We're on the verge of divorce!! Married 6yrs. My hubby has done some strange things lately. He moved a large sum of money from our joint accout to his own acct. Had to go to court. Most of it was my disability $$$. I've been thru verbal abuse. He was a no-show(until 3am at my hotel room) on getting me to one of my latest lyme appts. (He had been gone for 5 days. No note or phone call). I drove myself,(four hour drive). He would not follow me home after appt. He bought apparently bought 2 cars on this 5 day escapade w/out my knowledge. He acts like I'm not sick (denial). I ask him to educate himself on lyme (for years). No success. I've hd lyme for 4.7 yrs. Exterior house maintenance is not one of his concerns, He is a hoarder. Junk has accumulted in our garage, office, side of house & back yard. We live in a nicehouse/neighborhood. I tell him the junk and clutter increases my stress and anxiety. I wont't get well with excess stress. LLMD agrees. I am not a neat freak. [confused] I'm so tired of asking for help and not receiving any from him. Has anyone had any similar problems?? Maybe divorce and being on my own would be healhier & less stressful. I've done it before when my first husband died. I've talked to counselors, friends, several priests... Any feedback is appreciated!!!!
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Sounds like stress amungo!

Dump the stress.

If the baby goes out with the bath water.. so be it.

Good luck!

[Big Grin]

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Carol in PA
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It sounds like he might be bipolar.
Hoarding is obsessive compulsive.
Both can be caused by Lyme Disease.

Marriages That Are Way Out Of "Lyme"
By Virginia T. Sherr, MD
http://www.thehumansideoflyme.net/viewarticle.php?aid=3

When you go to this site, be sure to click on the links on the left side, to read her other articles.

Wishing you the best,
Carol

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Carol makes a really good point about your husband ---

His recent behavior *does* sound manic. Hoarding is also a sign of trouble -- lyme related or not.

I'm very sorry you are having such a terrible time right now -- I hope you can find a solution soon...

Hugs!

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I Strongly agree with Carol and the monkey...

He may not like it but he's probably a lymie himself...

I know I exhibited some O/C behavior previously in my battle.

zman What's an Umbie??

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