Divorce rate among TXers...

Lex

New member
Just wondering if anyone is aware of a higher than normal divorce rate among TXers.

The director of the TX center told me that there were recently 4 TXers whose spouse up and left right after TX. I guess once the person was feeling better, the other decided it was "OK" to leave.

Anyone else hear of this?
 

Lex

New member
Just wondering if anyone is aware of a higher than normal divorce rate among TXers.

The director of the TX center told me that there were recently 4 TXers whose spouse up and left right after TX. I guess once the person was feeling better, the other decided it was "OK" to leave.

Anyone else hear of this?
 

Lex

New member
Just wondering if anyone is aware of a higher than normal divorce rate among TXers.

The director of the TX center told me that there were recently 4 TXers whose spouse up and left right after TX. I guess once the person was feeling better, the other decided it was "OK" to leave.

Anyone else hear of this?
 

Lex

New member
Just wondering if anyone is aware of a higher than normal divorce rate among TXers.

The director of the TX center told me that there were recently 4 TXers whose spouse up and left right after TX. I guess once the person was feeling better, the other decided it was "OK" to leave.

Anyone else hear of this?
 

Lex

New member
Just wondering if anyone is aware of a higher than normal divorce rate among TXers.
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<br />The director of the TX center told me that there were recently 4 TXers whose spouse up and left right after TX. I guess once the person was feeling better, the other decided it was "OK" to leave.
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<br />Anyone else hear of this?
 

Transplantmommy

New member
I have heard of this and one of the main reasons is that not only is it a big change for the recipent, it is a big change for the spouse. Life is so different after tx. The recipient's spouse is used to doing everything for the recipient and after, they aren't needed as much anymore for the household chores and everything else. It can make them feel useless and the marriage can go down hill. My husband and I have discussed this a lot lately. I used to have to have him do just aobut everything for me, we couldn't talk a whole lot because I would start coughing, and I was in the hospital all the time.

It has been a huge change in the 2.5 years since my transplant. I can now take care of my son, clean the house, do the shopping, drive myself everywhere, and I have not been in the hospital since March 2008. I still have him help occasionally but it is no where near the stuff that he used to do for me.

I think that these reasons are some of the reasons that marriages don't work after tx. I have been fortunate that we have been able to work through all of this and we are still together and going as strong as ever.
 

Transplantmommy

New member
I have heard of this and one of the main reasons is that not only is it a big change for the recipent, it is a big change for the spouse. Life is so different after tx. The recipient's spouse is used to doing everything for the recipient and after, they aren't needed as much anymore for the household chores and everything else. It can make them feel useless and the marriage can go down hill. My husband and I have discussed this a lot lately. I used to have to have him do just aobut everything for me, we couldn't talk a whole lot because I would start coughing, and I was in the hospital all the time.

It has been a huge change in the 2.5 years since my transplant. I can now take care of my son, clean the house, do the shopping, drive myself everywhere, and I have not been in the hospital since March 2008. I still have him help occasionally but it is no where near the stuff that he used to do for me.

I think that these reasons are some of the reasons that marriages don't work after tx. I have been fortunate that we have been able to work through all of this and we are still together and going as strong as ever.
 

Transplantmommy

New member
I have heard of this and one of the main reasons is that not only is it a big change for the recipent, it is a big change for the spouse. Life is so different after tx. The recipient's spouse is used to doing everything for the recipient and after, they aren't needed as much anymore for the household chores and everything else. It can make them feel useless and the marriage can go down hill. My husband and I have discussed this a lot lately. I used to have to have him do just aobut everything for me, we couldn't talk a whole lot because I would start coughing, and I was in the hospital all the time.

It has been a huge change in the 2.5 years since my transplant. I can now take care of my son, clean the house, do the shopping, drive myself everywhere, and I have not been in the hospital since March 2008. I still have him help occasionally but it is no where near the stuff that he used to do for me.

I think that these reasons are some of the reasons that marriages don't work after tx. I have been fortunate that we have been able to work through all of this and we are still together and going as strong as ever.
 

Transplantmommy

New member
I have heard of this and one of the main reasons is that not only is it a big change for the recipent, it is a big change for the spouse. Life is so different after tx. The recipient's spouse is used to doing everything for the recipient and after, they aren't needed as much anymore for the household chores and everything else. It can make them feel useless and the marriage can go down hill. My husband and I have discussed this a lot lately. I used to have to have him do just aobut everything for me, we couldn't talk a whole lot because I would start coughing, and I was in the hospital all the time.

It has been a huge change in the 2.5 years since my transplant. I can now take care of my son, clean the house, do the shopping, drive myself everywhere, and I have not been in the hospital since March 2008. I still have him help occasionally but it is no where near the stuff that he used to do for me.

I think that these reasons are some of the reasons that marriages don't work after tx. I have been fortunate that we have been able to work through all of this and we are still together and going as strong as ever.
 

Transplantmommy

New member
I have heard of this and one of the main reasons is that not only is it a big change for the recipent, it is a big change for the spouse. Life is so different after tx. The recipient's spouse is used to doing everything for the recipient and after, they aren't needed as much anymore for the household chores and everything else. It can make them feel useless and the marriage can go down hill. My husband and I have discussed this a lot lately. I used to have to have him do just aobut everything for me, we couldn't talk a whole lot because I would start coughing, and I was in the hospital all the time.
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<br />It has been a huge change in the 2.5 years since my transplant. I can now take care of my son, clean the house, do the shopping, drive myself everywhere, and I have not been in the hospital since March 2008. I still have him help occasionally but it is no where near the stuff that he used to do for me.
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<br />I think that these reasons are some of the reasons that marriages don't work after tx. I have been fortunate that we have been able to work through all of this and we are still together and going as strong as ever.
 

DadsLungs

New member
After my transplant in 2005, my boyfriend of two years broke up with me very unexpectedly. Once I got over the heartbreak and the nerve to ask him why, he explained to me that he did not feel like he was needed. He said that I was independent and was feeling better and for that, I "did not need him anymore."
I know we weren't married or anything, but I have heard it happen in marriages. It is very strange to me and four years later it is still so hard for me to comprehend why he didn't want to take a new, better direction in life.
 

DadsLungs

New member
After my transplant in 2005, my boyfriend of two years broke up with me very unexpectedly. Once I got over the heartbreak and the nerve to ask him why, he explained to me that he did not feel like he was needed. He said that I was independent and was feeling better and for that, I "did not need him anymore."
I know we weren't married or anything, but I have heard it happen in marriages. It is very strange to me and four years later it is still so hard for me to comprehend why he didn't want to take a new, better direction in life.
 

DadsLungs

New member
After my transplant in 2005, my boyfriend of two years broke up with me very unexpectedly. Once I got over the heartbreak and the nerve to ask him why, he explained to me that he did not feel like he was needed. He said that I was independent and was feeling better and for that, I "did not need him anymore."
I know we weren't married or anything, but I have heard it happen in marriages. It is very strange to me and four years later it is still so hard for me to comprehend why he didn't want to take a new, better direction in life.
 

DadsLungs

New member
After my transplant in 2005, my boyfriend of two years broke up with me very unexpectedly. Once I got over the heartbreak and the nerve to ask him why, he explained to me that he did not feel like he was needed. He said that I was independent and was feeling better and for that, I "did not need him anymore."
I know we weren't married or anything, but I have heard it happen in marriages. It is very strange to me and four years later it is still so hard for me to comprehend why he didn't want to take a new, better direction in life.
 

DadsLungs

New member
After my transplant in 2005, my boyfriend of two years broke up with me very unexpectedly. Once I got over the heartbreak and the nerve to ask him why, he explained to me that he did not feel like he was needed. He said that I was independent and was feeling better and for that, I "did not need him anymore."
<br />I know we weren't married or anything, but I have heard it happen in marriages. It is very strange to me and four years later it is still so hard for me to comprehend why he didn't want to take a new, better direction in life.
 
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