Originally Posted By: labug
I think it will be helpful for you to look into your W's situation in a more in-depth way. You might want to make an appt for you with an IC who works with these issues to discuss things. I don't know where you live but look for resources for postpartum depression/perinatal mood disorders. Research postpartum support international.

There is a great book, Postpartum Husband, which could be very helpful.


I will read the book. I am interested in learning more. I will admit that even if this is part of the issue, approaching her will be almost impossible in her current state. She will quickly think I am trying to analyze her or control her in some way and that will just not fly right now. Wont stop me from learning, but I will likely be the fireman that shows up to the fire but is asked not to put the house out. Frustrating.

Originally Posted By: labug
Don't talk to her about this until you are sure you are on the right path and know exactly how you want to proceed, hopefully with the guidance of a skilled therapist. She probably thinks she's just fine or at least is trying to appear to be just fine.


Exactly.

Thank you so much for taking time to comment. I am in need of lots of guidance and questions to help me pick this apart. I appreciate it.


W: 40
Me: 44
M: 12 years
Together: 14
Three children (S-4, D-3, S-1)
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