You are back at work after being in the hospital. Did she ask how you were feeling? Did you get angry with her?
You Did Nothing Wrong!!! You do not deserve being abused.
If Brendon forgot to ask me about something I thought he should remember I might mock him and joke about it, feign being sad, but never would I be angry over something so insignificant.
How angry is she? Not talking to you/ screaming invective/ just a little miffed?
Hard to say over text. Usually glares and not talking except for verbal digs.
I'll get there isn't another husband who would forget that.
Not so, my friend! (Especially a husband who just got back from the hospital, IJS.)
Usually glares and not talking except for verbal digs.
I wish you could tune those out. Therapy for coping strategies! (IANATherapist) (Heading to therapist shortly to work on some coping strategies on a variety of issues including how to support my husband's depression and anxiety without getting lost in it.)
including how to support my husband's depression and anxiety
Because that is what we do! Spouses support each other, not belittle or abuse them.
Not going to say I have never gotten angry at my DH, because I am human! But it is rare, and either ends with regret because I was over tired and bad moody, or with discussion of the reason. Number one person in life is my life partner so being supportive is essential.
Then having made a small, sincere apology, it's on her to get over what is a very small error.
Helping her to learn appropriate coping strategies would be better for both of you than emotionally tiptoeing around afraid to make the smallest mistake.
There are always going to be mistakes.
I broke, or my husband broke, or they just broke by themselves, but my computer glasses are broken. My transitional lenses are totally annoying for computer work so I think today will be a housework day. Oh well.
I paid for one day shipping of new ones from Amazon for a $4 upcharge, but the chances of actually getting next day up here are pretty slim.
Gud, what's wrong with you sounds like depression. And it may be a bigger threat to your health than that infection was last week. You're on the road that I was on last year. Take it from me, you want to get off that road.
So I beg you, on my knees if that's what it takes, GET PROFESSIONAL HELP. NOW. Make an appointment with a therapist or a psychiatrist, call a hot line, find a support group, talk to a peer counselor, talk to your pastor -- DO SOMETHING.
My wife suggested seeing a therapist for depression figuring that the hospital stay would max out my individual deductible anyhow, making it more affordable.
I sent an email to one who actually takes my insurance (which is not easy to find) and is located conveniently. We'll see what happens.