Guest guest Posted December 19, 2008 Report Posted December 19, 2008 Lois wrote: We are both in pain but besides the actual total fulfilment, we enjoy telling each other several times a day that we love each other and a kiss as we pass in the kitchen or whatever room we happen to be in. Lois Lois, Thank you for sharing the fact that the " needs " of senior citizens continue. It is insightful to know that our desires don't stop as we age. I also love the way you describe the deep bond you & your husband have together so that kissing each other as you walk into another room is just another method of pleasure. My husband & I have been married 24 years, 25 on February 24th. My husband realized when I first began going through the pain process that his touch & slight kisses actually could help ease my pain. We are 43 & 44 so we still have a good amount of time together. Lori Quote
Guest guest Posted December 20, 2008 Report Posted December 20, 2008 Jerry wrote: > We are forty-four and have been married since we were twenty-six. > That part of our lives has suffered recently because she cannot > sleep in a bed. Jerry, if you'd like, I'd be happy to give you some suggestions (off line) on how to make this work, despite the unusual sleeping arrangements. Quote
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