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My husband has generalized anxiety disorder, but he is not taking care of himself. what can i do?
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Anxiety in loved one: Sounds like your husband needs professional help but it's difficult to obtain if he's refusing treatment. Showing empathy and suggesting he get help to reduce the symptoms and improve his quality of life might be important. Empathetically stating how anxiety affects his quality of life and offering to go with him can be a motivator. You might also suggest a checkup with his health care provider
Answered 3/23/2015
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