It's tough for people around us to accept our diagnosis. My now ex-husband eventually went into absurd irrational behaviours that seemed to only have the purpose of trying anything to get rid of me without being able to consciously admitting it to himself or me. I heard of a number of similar cases and even of parents in law tryibg to convince their sons to leave. Did you address the behaviour/ your impression with him? If he is emotionally mature and open I trust you will figure out how this can strengthen your relationship rather than break it. Maybe with the help of a therapist, as this is ultimately a super complex challenge... If that is what you both wish for. Lots of tender thoughts to you!! 🙏💜

I'm assuming he met you before the (MS) and you were married also before it so he made a promise of in sickness or in health. Maybe he's genuinely scared and doesn't know how to respond or act when confronted with (MS) issues? Maybe he's cold and doesn't care? Either way you have to look out for you at the end of the day. Does your area, state, town, country provide services for disabled, handicap folk? Do you have any type of insurance to maybe help finding therapy services be it talking or physical?