Show Notes
Women often feel abandoned by their partners in the weeks after surgery. Partners, on the other hand, often feel bewildered and confused.
In this episode, two men discuss what happens when your partner suddenly gets sick and require surgery. How to step up to the plate while still looking after themselves.
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