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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He might be depressed. Unemployment often leads to depression, especially in men. So now, even though things are better, he might be doing better, but not back to 100%. Maybe try the angle of getting help for him rather than telling him he's gross, lazy or that you're bored. If you're not comfortable bringing it up, you can ask his doctor to screen him for depression as part of his physical. The doctor won't be able to talk to you about it, but he or she can listen to your concerns and act on them. [/quote] Seriously? You can tell a doctor what to screen for in another adult without that person's consent? [/quote] Uhmm...yes? You can tell a doctor your concerns about another adult without that person's consent. Particularly in cases of mental illness. But I would think if your husband was complaining of chest pain every day, and he didn't want to tell the doctor, you could bring it up at his appointment. [/quote]
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