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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]prozac.  [/quote]

Saved my life.

It's nothing to be embarrassed about, just a slight chemical imbalance.

Like night and day.  [/quote]

Seriously.  It will be hard to tell your DW OP that she needs this but honestly it will make her feel so much better.  The constant state of annoyance that she exists in will be softened.  Your description of your DW sounds a lot like how I used to be, I always had a "reason" to justify my behavior.  Not only did this behavior negatively effect my relationship with DH but my poor children.  The tipping point was looking over at my child midrange and seeing her covering her ears.  It broke my heart but yet I couldn't stop myself, I was out of control.  I went to the doctor (two actually because I thought the first was nuts) and said I lived in a constant state of annoyance, that the general existence of my family would at times push me over the edge.  Both docs suggested Prozac and one finally gave me a sample and said just try it, no commitment.  I hate to admit that it took a small pill to help solve my problems but it did.  Thankfully I haven't suffered from many of the side effects and life is much more harmonious.  Show her this post, tell her you love her and want her to be happy and ask her to try just to see if it helps in any way.  Good luck and speaking from experience I swear she is not doing it intentionally, it's as though rage, anger and annoyance are easier to come by than laughter, happiness and joy.[/quote]

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