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[quote=Anonymous]Op Here. Thanks everyone. We ARE in the trenches and he is obviously depressed. I don't know why he doesn't consistently take his medication. I think he starts feeling good and things seem fine and then he just thinks he can do it on his own or gets lazy about it.  It has become a point of contention for me to ask. When he is more irritable than usual, I will ask him if he has taken his meds. This drives him crazy.  I think therapy has been both helpful and harmful. He is going though a crisis of self for sure. It is just hard to "hang in" on the day to day when things don't seem to be changing and it seems he doesn't "see" me at all. For a man who has always made a big deal about holidays - no mother's day card, he felt sick on my birthday, our daughter spent a week baking him his birthday cake and when he finally came home and blew out his candles, he didn't even eat a piece. She was more concerned with her own slice of cake, but next year she will notice. Breaks my heart. Hope it all turns around. [/quote]

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