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Suspicious & Jealous of my husband - HELP
I am 35 yrs old, mother of two girls, married for 15 years, desperately in love. My husband is supportive and kind, inpatient and unpredictable. We have been together since the age of 19 and there have been many ocassions along the way when I have been suspicious - this is now out of hand. It used to be when he went out, now it's increased to all the time, I do not go out, in case he does too, I worry about what he's doing at work, where he is and who he is with. It's driving me insane. I have told him in the past, he has been supportive but now any vague question I ask - he presumes I'm being suspicious - which I am!Carrie on 2007-01-10
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Lachesis 0/5 : 30ml aqua dist mark 8 = One mark to be taken every day at bedtime.
After 8 days report to me. It will take sometime, but u will be fine, i hope so !!
After 8 days report to me. It will take sometime, but u will be fine, i hope so !!
drprodip last decade
Dear Carrie,If there is no evidence to support your feelings, could it be that something is making YOU feel not worthy of his love and support and thus you reason that he couldn't possibly love you and be faithful.We as wives and mothers have so much to live up to if we gauge our selfworth to what we see and read.You've accomplished 15 years of marriage and two wonderful (I'm sure) girls. Search out those good qualities inside you ,even if it's just one and focus on that until you say 'Hey,I'm not so bad'.Don't let self hatred push your loved ones away,as I was on that path not long ago.Get out for a walk or sit in the sun by the window and fill your mind with upbuilding things ,whether it's what you watch or read.All this stress is playing havoc with your adrenals which in return exhaust you ,mentally and physically.You have two gifts there-your girls who need their mom.What I'm about to say might seem harsh,and I hope you won't take it that way -but the sad truth of the matter is this -If you do indeed divcover that your suspicions prove to be true what can you really do about it,if thats what he is bent on doing?I wish you well,love yourself and your girls ,there are no do overs in raising children and girls especially are moms little mirrors.
Mommers last decade
Lachesis is correct for this problem.
Dr. Prodip...can you pl. explain dosage in detail for the patient like doing it to a lay man. Thanks.
Pankaj Varma
Dr. Prodip...can you pl. explain dosage in detail for the patient like doing it to a lay man. Thanks.
Pankaj Varma
♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade
Lachesis 0/5 in india is usually prepared by pharmacists. Same as i have written.
I would rather advise u to get it prepared the way i have written u.
if ur phrmacists fail then i guide u. Coz the way it is prepared if u know
might hamper ur way of cure only from psychological point of view.
Thats all !!
I would rather advise u to get it prepared the way i have written u.
if ur phrmacists fail then i guide u. Coz the way it is prepared if u know
might hamper ur way of cure only from psychological point of view.
Thats all !!
drprodip last decade
♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade
Thankyou to everyone who has responded to my plea so far. In response to Pankaj Varma, I'm not the same as Namaste (which I actually had to check wasn't a remedy!) and I don't have any cats. I have been seeing a homeopath on and off for a few years and nothing we've tried has had any real effect, I did suggest to him that we tried Lachesis but after extensive talking about my issues he keeps coming up with alternative remedies. I've tried Euphorbia Corollata, Stromonium, others I can't even remember now and have more recently been put on Phosphorous as we kind of identified a lot of my problems as being basic anxiety. I'm a real complex case, even I can see that. Thankyou to Mommers who responded with excellent advice, which I wholeheartedly agree with, I do manage to keep things 'under wraps' so to speak and have a wonderfully fulfilling life and I can totally see why my husband would want to be with me, I actually think he's pretty lucky! He would call me his 'rock' in fact I'm pretty much everyone's 'rock', I get great pleasure out of being recognised as something special, the way I look, the things I achieve, etc. I am a highly creative and artistic person, with lots of different talents (really not boasting just telling it as it is), but this one demon is beginning to get the better of me. I am really pretty positive that I am wrong, but the more you look for signs, deviations in the norm, right down to checking for stains on clothing the more I am feeling disappointed in myself. I know that if I turn out to be right, then I'll cope, I will make a new life and find someone else, but I don't want anyone else, it doesn't matter who else may be attracted to me, I only want him to be attracted to me... I'm a control freak I think! I'm the person who doles out good advice to others, I am spiritual and very positive (believe it or not). But this behaviour is affecting what I allow myself to do, not going out in case he does, not giving him any opportunity at all to be on his own, cause that's when it will happen of course, even trying to lip read when he's talking to people...I truly want to conquer this. My mother is a jealous person and also a martyr (also a supportive, loving and affectionate mum), my father is intense and expects a lot from you but also loving and supportive but in an aggressive way at times (he is also sadly now dying from motor neurone disease - which brings its own pressures of course, incidently this is when my wonderful hubby comes into his own - he is devoted to my family and will do anything for them). I am rambling....I shall stop....thanks for the support - I will speak to my homeopath and ask him for the preparation you suggested. By the way, I always find it slightly suspicious that my homeopath seems to have every remedy in his cupboard - don't these things need extensive preparation...?
Carrie last decade
♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade
ZepOz last decade
Yes, the first thing that comes to mind was before we even got married, on Christmas Eve, we went out separately with our friends (in fact I did see him earlier in the evening and he was fairly merry and asked my friend for a Christmas kiss before he noticed me - on the cheek but it did vex me) then we arranged to meet back at his house later. I went back to the house (the door was always open) and went up the stairs, I got half way out and he came out of his bedroom and quickly ushered me downstairs and next door - where his brother lived. He made light of the situation and said, come on let's pop next door and have a drink...I then questioned him and said why can't we go back to your's, he made some explanation which I can't remember...he then said he was tired and he'd see me in the morning. I told his brother that I suspected that someone was in the room and we tried the door to the house which was now locked. After a time I went home. The next day again he made light of it. In time I kind of forgot, at the time we'd only been going out for 2 or 3 months but had known each other for over a year. There have been 5 or 6 other incidents during the marriage when I've felt threatened or concerned that's something untoward it going, nothing has ever been proven (in the slightest) and since my suspicious checking behaviour, still no actual evidence to suggest that he's cheated. I really actually think he hasn't. But this doesn't stop the constant suspicions and checking behaviour, I dont' want to go anywhere with him where I will see any other woman because I know I'll start to make up scenarios and read things into nothing. Why can't I be confident? I am incredibly confident in every other way.
Carrie last decade
Let me ask: Do you really WANT to know if there is any truth to your suspicions?
For you to think about if you do...
If they turn out to be true, how do you think you will feel? What do you think you will do about that situation?
If they turn out to be false, how do you think you will feel then?
And if you don't want to find out, do you think it is a good thing for you to remain suspicious all the time anyway?
For you to think about if you do...
If they turn out to be true, how do you think you will feel? What do you think you will do about that situation?
If they turn out to be false, how do you think you will feel then?
And if you don't want to find out, do you think it is a good thing for you to remain suspicious all the time anyway?
ZepOz last decade
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