Sometimes I Need To Remember This: It's Not Her Fault

A while back I wrote a post called It's Not Her Fault.  To this day it is still one of the most talked about posts I have made.  It resonated with a lot of people.  Yet despite all of this, I seem to be forgetting a lot of these pearls of wisdom myself.

I need to focus more on making sure my wife knows I love her, no matter how horrible I am feeling.  I need to make sure that my daughter understands that daddy always loves her, even when it is hard for him to show it.

Life doesn't pause to let you catch your breath.  There is always something happening that will have the potential to change your life.  I know this, but I can't seem to beat it into my thick skull.  I have started down the path I was treading before - getting revved up for work, making it through the day, and then gassing out when I get home.  I can't live like this and I won't.

My wife has said it very succinctly:  Parents never get a day off.  Yet with my PTSD not being under control right now, she is left caring for our daughter, more or less, alone.  How can I expect to rebuild a strong relationship with my wife when I keep on letting her down, disappointing her?