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How come after my husband passed i have no desire to do anything its been almost 2yrs .he was48 i hope i don't feel like this the rest of my life?
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Depressed?: It sounds like you may be depressed. I would recommend seeing someone and working through this loss. You may also need to see your regular doctor for consideration of anti-depressant medication.
Answered 11/15/2012
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