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Old 03-28-2011, 10:03 AM #28
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Hubby guards my sleep. He is very good about that -- as he should. His sleep schedule is slightly disordered too -- although not to the extent mine is.

The trying part is that Hubby has untreated ocd-traits and anxiety.

He gets himself wound up and then frets and then tries to draw me into whatever is bothering him. This is not helpful.


M.
I now understand better. This is a difficult situation on top of a difficult situation.
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