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Asking Eric: Husband’s anxiety is running me so ragged I don’t recognize myself anymore

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Dear Eric: My husband is in his mid-80s and I’m in my late 70s. My husband has always suffered from anxiety, whereas I am calmer.

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The Hays Daily News

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Asking Eric: Husband's anxiety makes wife anxious, too

By R. Eric Thomas Tribune Content Agency Dear Eric: My husband is in his mid-80s and I’m in my late 70s. My husband has always… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

13 days ago

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Alabama Live

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Asking Eric: Not invited to co-worker’s house party

Dear Eric: I was speaking with two co-workers when one of them invited the other co-worker to attend a party at his home. The two then had a brief conversation about the nature of the party. I was stunned the invite had been extended in my presence and I was being excluded. I remained silent. Should I have said something?– Excluded Co-worker

13 days ago·Alabama, United States

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Syracuse NY

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Asking Eric: Husband’s anxiety is running me so ragged I don’t recognize myself anymore

Dear Eric: My husband is in his mid-80s and I’m in my late 70s. My husband has always suffered from anxiety, whereas I am calmer.

14 days ago·Syracuse, United States

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Marin Independent Journal

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Asking Eric: My husband’s strategy is to keep talking about his problem until I fix it

Dear Eric: My husband is in his mid-80s and I’m in my late 70s. My husband has always suffered from anxiety, whereas I am calmer. Related Articles Asking Eric: My brother-in-law is trying to bully me into giving up my inheritance Asking Eric: The parents always leave their kids with my friend, and I don’t think it’s right Asking Eric: I want to cut my friends off forever. But first I want to know w…

14 days ago

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