sansa -> RE: Ideas for bedridden slave (1/6/2011 12:38:57 PM)
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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl quote:
ORIGINAL: MaitreDeRoissy She is on bed rest because she has a cyst on her ovary - she has a scan next week to see if it has changed in size. Ever had a ruptured ovarian cyst? They're excrutiating. I'm mean curled up in a ball, unable to straighten up, screaming in pain, unable to speak excrutiating. The best thing for her would be to do nothing physical. quote:
I am NOT being selfish - I am trying to help her in a way that is primarily focussed on her recovery but whilst still enabling her to focus on her chosen role and lifestyle. Yeah, you are. If you weren't being selfish, you'd tell her that her health is more important. If that cyst bursts, it can cause major damage and she could lose the ovary. Put your foot down and be the Dom, this isn't about what she wants. It's about what's good for her. And if you think lying in bed not being allowed to do anything will take her out of her chosen role, you're wrong. Nothing enforces helplessness more than not being able to do anything. This. Pain from things like this overrides any chosen role nonsense. Jeez, I wish some people would spend a day in the shoes of a woman when she experiences excruciating pain related to anything reproductive, believe me, been there, done that and the freaking LAST thing on my mind or anyone I was with, was my "chosen" role. My role was a woman trying to recover from a painful condition and nothing else on the planet matters. Sorry, but i have to take this stance, as well. She's worried you will be displeased with her not being able to do anything. So your job is to now keep her from being mad at herself for nature having taken its course and her body betraying her and developing this condition that caused the dr's order of bedrest. Remind her you are still her owner. Remind her you are still in control, even if she can't do anything to serve you. One thing you can do for when you're unable to be immediately at her side is to tether her to the bed. Put a cuff around her ankle and use a rope and a caribiner, the caribiner attaching the rope to the cuff, and the other end of the rope tied to the bedframe. Be sure the rope is long enough for her to move around comfortably. Make sure she knows she is allowed to detach the tether from her cuff if she needs to use the restroom, but that is the only time she is allowed to do it herself. Otherwise, you are the only one to untether her. Another thing, as others have suggested, is to give her puzzles, crafts, or quiet activities such as balancing the checkbook. She can also start a family cookbook. Get her a journal or a pack of 4x6 cards and a box to fit them and she can write the family recipes on the pages or cards. Speaking of journals, if she doesn't journal already, you could have her start one. She can write twice a day or so, about whatever comes to mind, or on specific topics you assign her. Above all, though, be sure to reassure her that she cannot displease you by having medical issues. Tell her often how pleased you are with her, how getting her through this without injury is the main focus right now, and that she can please you most by simply following Dr's orders to the T so she does not end up with a more serious condition. Hope this helps. sansa
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