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[quote=Anonymous]Actually, I think your husband is the one who should go to therapy. Seriously, if you go yourself, how is that going to change the problem, which is him and the fact that he DOES NOT GET IT. I speak from experience. I wasted years trying to manage two special needs kids, along with a special needs husband. One is now an adult and the other a late teen. One of the biggest issues that they have no is the emotional fall-out from having parents who argued and a dad with a hot temper. These problems were there before, but having kids with extra needs made is SO much worse. Your husband needs to be told by another person just how seriously he is affecting his child. For me, I think my husband subconsciously resented me because my kids' issues were related to his issues, and I was always the one who had to fix things and read up on how to help and how to parent. So the only way he knew how to exert control was through anger. It affected me horribly...but my kids, even more. And what I noticed is that they seemed even more troubled by it the older they got. If I had to do it over again, I would have given him an ultimatum and left. Single parenting would have been easier.[/quote]
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