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Date: November 13, 2022
My response too. Move their bedtime an hour earlier and join your wife in bed at 9. Make the effort to share her schedule.
The short answer: No.
Nothing about a man a decade older than you who thinks that that behavior is acceptable is something worth holding onto.
Respect yourself
50m, widower, wife died 6 years ago after a really long battle with breast cancer. We did everything right, but in the end I was overwhelmed with the feeling that even though I did everything I could it still wasn't enough. She got sick just a few years after we got married, my son was only 2 at the time. The both of us struggled with the thought of lost hopes and dreams, it is not an easy load to carry. I had to accept that if given the choice she would not have gotten sick, but our bodies arent controllable like that.
In a moment of humanity, there were times I felt the same as you do now, it's called caregiver fatigue, and it's real. You've got to start to find ways you can blow off some steam, reach out to her family and friends if you can to see if they can help relieve the pressure. When my wife was really sick I found a long walk by myself often helped me get back in the headspace I needed to best support her. You'll have to look out for even mundane things you can do to relieve that stress.
Also would like to suggest you start to see a psychiatrist, and consider an antidepressant if they think its a good idea. Ditto for your wife, it sounds like she is dealing with a lot of anxiety herself. I found talking to my family doctor about it he would just write a script for medication, but a psychiatrist would write a script AND work with me on developing tools to cope with the stresses I was feeling.
You're not alone here, reach out for help for yourself. If you aren't operating at 100% theres no way you will be able to give her the support she needs.
Yes I am my wife of 30+ years has MD so I know what she is going through and know many people in that situation that have the strength of character not to cut and run when it gets too hot.
altho her feelings might be valid, thats something she has to work through. you did nothing wrong
Look she needs to work on that, she can't inflict her trauma on someone else, she may be a wonderful woman, wife and mother, but she can be isolate herself just because of this perception of “me against the world”
I sent a lot of love and patience to you guys
Why would it be weird then?