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My emotions have been helped with a little bit of medicine but I have also been benefiting from talking with a social worker that specializes in treating cancer patients and their families. It does help to be able to talk about all of this. The whole cancer experience just makes us so vulnerable and the emotions are just so raw.

tlc, My wife also has both arthritis and fibromyalgia and has been my caregiver for 8 1/2 years. She has done just fine in caring for me. She is here on WhatNext as Queen Tatainia, look her up. The key is to be sure to take care of your self and not let your health issues suffer too much. Make sure you take time for yourself so that you don't burn out on his care. I know that sounds hard to do he will notice if you get too tired and need time off. Also let him do what he can for himself, don't try and do everything for him. Let him help you some times as you need it. Barb is right that you should talk to your Dr about an anti-depressant med as they can help you cope with everything on your plate. Good Luck and let us know what else we can do to help.