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		By: R.		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I hope that is just a really bad joke. If it&#039;s not - no, you can&#039;t. It&#039;s an autoimmune disease. Try doing a search before asking questions that make you look like a selfish clown.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I hope that is just a really bad joke. If it&#8217;s not &#8211; no, you can&#8217;t. It&#8217;s an autoimmune disease. Try doing a search before asking questions that make you look like a selfish clown.</p>
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		By: Ciry		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[My name is Ciry, my wife was diagnosed with Hoshimotos a few years ago. We were together for two years, when I started to notice a change in her. She was in nursing school, not acting like herself towards me. It’s almost as if she hated me with the way she treated me without even speaking. I thought it was simply her past abuse and trauma sneaking up on her, her pain and anger being displaced. Yet I never ever gave up on her and us because I was committed in good and bad. Things really spiraled once she graduated. No matter what I did, how romantic and thoughtful, supportive I was, I couldn’t get her completely back. It’s  only just recently that I turned to God for help bc I couldn’t grasp what was happening, her behavior. She kept me from her doctors visits bc she didn’t want me to over react and stress his results . And I respected that at times bc I knew how profound my love for her is and how I’d give my life for hers. Biggest mistake  ever, it only made it easier for her to detach and leave me 2 weeks prior to Christmas this year. My heart is shattered as it’s been 3 months that we’ve been apart without any communication. 7.5 years lost bc I didn’t have her family’s support and I myself was drowning and don’t have any family. For all you spouses struggling, I plead that you are present for EVERYTHING, seek God in vigorous prayer for you and your loved one. Life is hard, but this disease requires work, love, commitment. Some days will be better than others, but as long as you stay faithful, press on, everything will work itself out because LOVE ALWAYS PRESERVERS! 

 I’m still fighting for my wife through prayers, would appreciate yours if it’s not too much to ask. Make sure you’re ALL doing the same for yours. 

You’re ALL in my prayers 🙏🏻❤️

Ciry]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My name is Ciry, my wife was diagnosed with Hoshimotos a few years ago. We were together for two years, when I started to notice a change in her. She was in nursing school, not acting like herself towards me. It’s almost as if she hated me with the way she treated me without even speaking. I thought it was simply her past abuse and trauma sneaking up on her, her pain and anger being displaced. Yet I never ever gave up on her and us because I was committed in good and bad. Things really spiraled once she graduated. No matter what I did, how romantic and thoughtful, supportive I was, I couldn’t get her completely back. It’s  only just recently that I turned to God for help bc I couldn’t grasp what was happening, her behavior. She kept me from her doctors visits bc she didn’t want me to over react and stress his results . And I respected that at times bc I knew how profound my love for her is and how I’d give my life for hers. Biggest mistake  ever, it only made it easier for her to detach and leave me 2 weeks prior to Christmas this year. My heart is shattered as it’s been 3 months that we’ve been apart without any communication. 7.5 years lost bc I didn’t have her family’s support and I myself was drowning and don’t have any family. For all you spouses struggling, I plead that you are present for EVERYTHING, seek God in vigorous prayer for you and your loved one. Life is hard, but this disease requires work, love, commitment. Some days will be better than others, but as long as you stay faithful, press on, everything will work itself out because LOVE ALWAYS PRESERVERS! </p>
<p> I’m still fighting for my wife through prayers, would appreciate yours if it’s not too much to ask. Make sure you’re ALL doing the same for yours. </p>
<p>You’re ALL in my prayers 🙏🏻❤️</p>
<p>Ciry</p>
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		By: Ciry		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[My name is Ciry, my wife was diagnosed with Hoshimotos a few years ago. We were together for two years, when I started to notice a change in her. She was in nursing school, not acting like herself towards me. It’s almost as if she hated me with the way she treated me without even speaking. I thought it was simply her past abuse and trauma sneaking up on her, her pain and anger being displaced. Yet I never ever gave up on her and us because I was committed in good and bad. Things really spiraled once she graduated. No matter what I did, how romantic and thoughtful, supportive I was, I couldn’t get her completely back. It’s  only just recently that I turned to God for help bc I couldn’t grasp what was happening, her behavior. She kept me from her doctors visits bc she didn’t want me to over react and stress his results . And I respected that at times bc I knew how profound my love for her is and how I’d give my life for hers. Biggest mistake  ever, it only made it easier for her to detach and leave me 2 weeks prior to Christmas this year. My heart is shattered as it’s been 3 months that we’ve been apart without any communication. 7.5 years lost bc I didn’t have her family’s support and I myself was drowning and don’t have any family. For all you spouses struggling, I plead that you are present for EVERYTHING, seek God in vigorous prayer for you and your loved one. Life is hard, but this disease requires work, love, commitment. Some days will be better than others, but as long as you stay faithful, press on, everything will work itself out because LOVE ALWAYS PRESERVERS! 

 I’m still fighting for my wife through prayers, would appreciate yours if it’s not too much to ask. Make sure you’re ALL doing the same for yours. 

You’re ALL in my prayers 🙏🏻❤️

Ciry]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My name is Ciry, my wife was diagnosed with Hoshimotos a few years ago. We were together for two years, when I started to notice a change in her. She was in nursing school, not acting like herself towards me. It’s almost as if she hated me with the way she treated me without even speaking. I thought it was simply her past abuse and trauma sneaking up on her, her pain and anger being displaced. Yet I never ever gave up on her and us because I was committed in good and bad. Things really spiraled once she graduated. No matter what I did, how romantic and thoughtful, supportive I was, I couldn’t get her completely back. It’s  only just recently that I turned to God for help bc I couldn’t grasp what was happening, her behavior. She kept me from her doctors visits bc she didn’t want me to over react and stress his results . And I respected that at times bc I knew how profound my love for her is and how I’d give my life for hers. Biggest mistake  ever, it only made it easier for her to detach and leave me 2 weeks prior to Christmas this year. My heart is shattered as it’s been 3 months that we’ve been apart without any communication. 7.5 years lost bc I didn’t have her family’s support and I myself was drowning and don’t have any family. For all you spouses struggling, I plead that you are present for EVERYTHING, seek God in vigorous prayer for you and your loved one. Life is hard, but this disease requires work, love, commitment. Some days will be better than others, but as long as you stay faithful, press on, everything will work itself out because LOVE ALWAYS PRESERVERS! </p>
<p> I’m still fighting for my wife through prayers, would appreciate yours if it’s not too much to ask. Make sure you’re ALL doing the same for yours. </p>
<p>You’re ALL in my prayers 🙏🏻❤️</p>
<p>Ciry</p>
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