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I think my husband is depressed and it's ruining our marriage
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Hi Jenny30, welcome to the forums. It certainly sounds like you need some support at the moment. Below are some other threads from members having similar experiences, you may wish to reach out in some of these as well:
His depression has destroyed our marriage
Living with a depressed partner for 10 years
Husband with depression spiralling out of control
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Hi Jenny,
Firstly sorry to hear of your relationship status.
You are not responsible for someone elses mood or happiness.
It is extremely hard with a new baby and toddler with both children healthy, however with the aided stressors in your life. Moving in with in laws, building a house. We built a room and in was so stressful all the decisions that have to be made.
Have you considered time out for you? Could you have the children looked after whilst you have time to your self.
Its great that your husband has saught help to identify his feelings, maybe you could attend with him, which could be a stepping stone to attending a medical appointment together.
My husband suffers from anxiety and depression and it was a long slow drawn out process getting him to accept his mental state .
Wishing you all the best for your family. Stay strong
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