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Living with Hypochondria

LegacyUser · 2021-02-24 09:39:50

hi all, have gone unregistered for this one, i'll try to keep it short. Married 20 years, on and off throughout the years husband has had what I would call bouts of Hypochondria/illness anxiety (I think is the new term), he would go through phases of phantom illnesses, pains and feelings that no doctor could ever find a…

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#32 08-04-2021 10:36PM

leggo

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Great to see a happy ending. Well done you OP on being proactive with this and glad to hear your husband has been too.

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#33 08-04-2021 10:38PM

HypoC

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leggo wrote: »

Great to see a happy ending. Well done you OP on being proactive with this and glad to hear your husband has been too.

Hoping it will be a happy ending leggo, he has a lot of work to do though but thankfully the right therapist seems to be getting somewhere with him! Thanks a mil

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#34 08-04-2021 10:43PM

Goodigal

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I am so happy to read this update. Wishing you both luck in the future

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