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Thinking too much himself
Dear Sir/Madam,
My husband was thinking too much 2 days onwards, what is need of living, he himself thinking what is need of he was living, getting thought of need to die, he said he himself missing in him.
He daily actively do yoga asanas, early morning wake up, from years onwards. so good habits he had. Suddenly he was thinking like that means we are getting afraid and fear. I asked to consult doctor, he not agreeing. Please tell me what to do to overcome this situation to him.
Thank you.
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These thoughts indicate deeper emotional disturbances with self.
It will help to have him discuss these things with a professional.
Tell him that you are worried and need to see a counsellor, and he should accompany you so that you can be helped.
Hopefully he would be interested to help you.
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Ask your husband to accompany you to a professional and help youbwithbyour concerns (about him).
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