Husband’s anger At my health

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I think I’m dealing with things quite well. Treatments etc. He keeps going between over caring (I know that’s the wrong term). Then getting annoyed and saying things like he doesn’t want me to die. we end up falling out over it. 

  • Hi  and welcome to the Online Community but so sorry to hear about the challenges you are facing with your husband but I do hope you will find lots of comfort and support from people who understand here on the Online Community. 

    Unfortunately people deal with a cancer diagnosis in the family oh so differently so extreme emotions and reactions for some, can be normal.

    The Community has many dedicated support groups, I see you have joined our Lung Cancer group and you may find our Emotional issues group helpful. These are safe places to talk to other people who might have a similar diagnosis, treatment experience or dealing with family challenges.

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