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Originally Posted by mlpHolmes
Is the clearing of the driveway an example of how your husband triggers you when you are around him, when he is at home w/ you? That is how I interpreted your post, I am sorry if I am mistaken. I am sad for the feelings you are going through. I am just reading your letter & I felt so much empathy for you, tension, guilt, fear, invalidated, & victimized. I'm glad your meds are working so you are seeing a Pdoc, how @ a good T you could talk to?
U Deserve a Better Life, jmo
Holmes
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I get wrapped up in his bad mood- he is a bit child-like- kind of stomps his feet when he has to do something other than what he wants, Guilt comes along then even after the job is done I can't stop the guilt. I do try to have warm liquid, cozy clothes, fresh towels in bathroom so he can take a shower, etc. I spoke with my therapist yesterday, she says I need to talk with him, but it almost feels like I should talk with him with HIS t (we don't go to the same one), that way the t can hear what I have a hard time with, then work on it in future sessions. Can I do that?? Would it make my husband feel like he can't even do his own therapy right??


I do love him to pieces!