Thank you for your message.  He is becoming confused which is something I've been told may happen & I need to keep an eye on it as it's to do with the chemicals from the liver affecting the brain - it's all scary - he's always been the strong one in our relationship.

Hi 

I'm really sorry about your husband's diagnoses. 

It is so so difficult to watch them change so quickly. 

My husband has always been the strong one for everyone.

You both take care x

Thank you for your message.  As hard as all of this is I am determined not to let him down 

My emotions change from hour to hour - I don't cry in front of him but I do when I'm alone or with other family members or friends.  It helps me to talk openly about what's going on - everyone says I'm a strong person but I don't feel I am, I'm just doing whatever he needs me to and some days I feel so helpless - he is becoming confused which I've been told can happen when the chemicals the liver would normally deal with move to the brain. It's scary at times especially the evenings and weekends where there are less people to ring for help.

im not sleeping;  partly in case he needs me and partly because his breathing is noisey but I don't want to sleep in the spare room - that for me would be leaving him