Hi..

[belle]

Does anyone know of any good links that i could send to my miserable husband who has no idea about agoraphobia, nor how to be supportive.
Instead i get told constantly how i should be doing better and that i am crap.

I would really appreciate any literature on the subject.

Sarah

[eeyorelover]

Here's one from the main page on our site here...
Agoraphobia (http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/NMPcms.php?nmppage=agoraphobia)

Also it might help if you did a search on here and let him see how many other people here suffer from the same problems you do.

I hope that he comes around soon hun :)
xxx
Sandy

[belle]

Thank you :)

[Insomniac]

Hi sarahc

Its hard for people to understand sometimes. My hubby luckily for me is great, much more patient than me. I printed some stuff off for him and it really helped us both!


Lisa.

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[sal]

Thinking about you. I know how hard it is when they dont understand, but can we blame them. did we before it happened to us?

Here if you want to talk.

Love Sal xx


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