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11-06-2020 09:39 PM
11-06-2020 09:39 PM
Loosing hope
I have been married for 8 years. Since Last year i have seen changes in my husbands behaviour. His mental illness is taking over on him, making him very aggressive and frequent outbursts.He neglects me and my son most of the time, emotionally abuse us all the time. He has stopped caring and isolated himself into one room. He used to be very relegious person now that i have noticed he's talking absoultely weird things about our relegion. His Anxiety is increasing day by day and he couldnt even sleep through the night. He doesnt seek help nor even realise he is suffering from an illness. At times i feel like loosing my patience of taking care of most of the things. What should i do ? Where can i go to seek help for him? I want him to become the person he used to be. Im sure its a mental illness but how can we start treatment when he refuses to accept the truth and become violent on small things . please help me out
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11-06-2020 09:55 PM
11-06-2020 09:55 PM
Re: Loosing hope
Hey there @Ash3 and welcome to the forums
I just wanted to jump in to say that I'm sorry you're going through such a rough time. I wanted to provide a couple of resources as well, especially if you and your son are facing neglect and abuse.
Firstly, 1800Respect is a resource and referral service to support those impacted by family violence. It might be good if you wanted to get a better picture of your options, including how to keep yourself and your son safe. White Ribbon also provides further information and resources, as well as a list of local and national services you can access.
Secondly, this resource on the SANE website gives information and guidance on helping a loved one who might have a mental health issue - including how to encourage him to seek help, and how to engage in your own self-care.
You may also want to ask your husband if he would like to reach out to Mensline, a confidential counselling service for men with emotional health and relationship concerns.
If you feel as though you or your son are in danger, please call 000. You don't deserve to go through this alone.
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11-06-2020 11:31 PM
11-06-2020 11:31 PM
Re: Loosing hope
Hi Ash3,
I just want to check in to see whether you are okay.
An email was sent to you with some resources to help you with your situation.
RICH1
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12-06-2020 05:42 AM