Losing friends because of Chronic Nerve Shield Plus Review PainI have lost friends this past year, and am sad to say that it seems to be something most pain survivors I’ve spoken to have encountered.A couple of them were down to communication. I never told them what I needed, and they didn’t know what to say. I was quite surprised at the people this happened with. I didn’t expect it from them at all.
The others were down to the fact that I couldn’t fulfil my role anymore. I was the agony aunt, any problem small or large I was the one to talk to.Then I started actually being in agony. The conversations were no longer about them, it was about me. They didn’t like it at all. I’d try to still be there and listen, but it’s hard to feel sympathy for someone who is in a situation of their own making. I became quite annoyed because they were moaning when they had their health. They could go to work, and they had no limitations but the ones they put on themselves.I also became high maintanence. Going out now requires precision planning. I went from being the one who would drive when we went out, to being the person who needed to be picked up. The car couldn’t be parked too far away as I can’t walk too far, there needs to be seats in the venue, and minimal stairs.
I thought I was too much trouble, and so I rejected the invitations. Eventually the calls stopped coming.I was sad at the time, but rather than focus on them, I now absolutely thank God for the people I have in my life right now.They’ve seen me at my worst, and still here. It wasn’t easy though, and I’ll explain in my next post how we managed it. In talking to others who are suffering, I’ve found that not everyone is lucky enough to have supportive people around them, and so if you have someone in your life like that, treat them well and remember to say thank you.
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