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OP -  Your husband needs to talk to a therapist who may be able to work with him to help him sort things out as a neutral and trained professional.  At the same time the therapist will know soon if he should be screened for anxiety or depression.   A major change even if not unexpected can lead to a sudden change of chemical balance that medication might be needed to rebalance.

For DH and others who are out long-term,  one might consider going for an evaluation at a community college career center to see how they might add to their skills set or put one’s work experience in a new career path.  In our area some certificate programs covered by employers who need to fill jobs.  I also second the idea of going to a head hunter or temp agency to see what might be out there if there are skills which are transferable.

The idea of going to the local workforce center or the church sponsored job seekers group can be a positive experience in sharing one’s concerns about the future with others in the same boat.  Taking advantage of free resources to review a resume, develop several iterations of your resume, write a cover letter, 
And understand what web sites to getba presence on such as Linked in.  Having the chance to brush up on interviewing can be helpful.[/quote]

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