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Date: November 26, 2022
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Hey OP.
Your story is… Heartbreaking to day the least. I don't even know how you and your wife are hanging on. My mom would have been a mess if my sister passed but she would have followed after my brother that is 100% sure.
I tried to picture myself in your shoes, and the only thing i can say is that when things got dark for me (at some point i didn't feel like living and getting out of bed so i just stop eating. I just didn't feel any desire to eat anymore so i went days without it), the only thing that got me going was my dog. I love her to pieces and i couldn't let her go hungry cause she's the goddest of doggos, so i would have to get out of bed at the very least once a day to feed her, and eat every 2 to 3 days to be able to stand up and climb the stairs to get to the food, or go buy some more. And it's not that i wanted to die. I just didn't want to put in the effort to live. She got me through it, and when anxiety was really bad, she would lie down directly on me in bed, and i felt a bit better.
So i guess, my advice is get a dog. There is a lot you still cab't express through words that you may be able to express with a dog. They love inconditionally.
Individual therapy is a must. You guys went through the worst, but you are not the same person. Even if it is frightening to accept any separating views of the couple because once you've stopped being one, it might feel like you'll feel more alone. But i think this is the only way to try to move forward.
You have to treat the symptoms as well as the core issue because this is too much. Therapy helps with the core issue. Medication can help with the symptoms, the dog is also to address the symptoms
Yes! Not everyone does it but yeah it’s a thing.