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I Think Too Much

So Much It Hurts

By: cindyloulove
Written on January 12th, 2012
Age: 56-60 , Male
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  • deven44

    You do have a lot to think about and I can understand the frustration you have. Might I suggest that you ask your wife what you can do for her, what are her fears and where is her comfort? Her answers to these should give guidance regarding the specific problems that you need to attend to allowing you to "do" more than "think".



    So often we have things on our minds that are "what if's" or "possibilities" and not realities. If you can get things down to the realities then you won't have to carry around the burden of the "what if's". Thus, less to think about.

    Jan 12, 2012
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    • cindyloulove

      I know what her fears and comforts are,i've known for ages.Trying to get the house fixed for her,with little money.We both worry about our son,trying to figure who will take of him.Along with my depression,i suffer from paranoia and anxiety attacks.Can't afford meds.We have no one to turn to.

      Jan 12, 2012
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