What will you do if one day your poor health drags down your other half?

If I am a physical and emotional person, I will choose to face the situation that my poor health may drag my partner down, communicate with my partner and share my worries and feelings. At the same time, I will try my best to seek medical help and strive for an early recovery. In the process of recovery, I will try my best to reduce the burden on my partner and cherish our time.

When a person is faced with a situation that poor health may drag down his partner, he can consider the following aspects:

1. Face it positively: First of all, we should face up to the problems and face the possible difficulties bravely. Poor health is not intentional. In this case, what is needed is the courage to face and solve problems positively.

2. Communication and sharing: communicate frankly with your partner and share your worries and feelings. This can enhance mutual understanding, let your partner know your troubles, and let the other party prepare psychologically in advance. At the same time, it is also an emotional support, which helps to enhance the feelings of both sides.

3. Seek medical help: If you are in poor health, don't give up on yourself. Try to seek medical help and follow the doctor's advice. Modern medicine has a good therapeutic effect in many aspects, and there is great hope for recovery.

4. Reduce the burden on your partner: During the treatment, try to reduce the burden on your partner. You can try to be more independent in life and let your partner have more energy to pay attention to your career, hobbies and so on. At the same time, you can also seek the help of other relatives and friends to tide over the difficulties together.

5. Cherish the time spent * * *: Cherish the time with your partner in the process of recovery. When you are in poor health, you may cherish every day of your life more and be more grateful to the people around you. Therefore, try to face it with a positive attitude and regard this time as an opportunity to grow up with your partner.