What's A Wife To Do
I really do understand that last statement. But , in reference to the first post. you and he need to come to a understanding. Be it him by himself or a joint agreement. Dinner time will be different. My wife and I have 4 children and dinner time has never been the same since surgery. Since I do the cooking and the shopping it has made it a little bit of a challange to meet all of of everyones palites. after surgery and a year or so down the road. she can palite only some of what I cook. Yes two meals have become the common in the household. And I admit my wife has gone and bought her own dinner for the night . Different foods that he loved to eat do not sit well anymore. And you might eat faster then he can. Lots of things to think about. If you love them you can talk about it, and what you can help with. Dinner time was a time for everyone to sit at the table and chow down. Like I said, It's not the same anymore
On a different note. The repost you made which is the one I responded to? Yes it is a rough time. Alot of post ops find or regain self respect and or a social belonging ( If any can help with the wording PLEASE do so). All I can offer is show your support for his dissission.