My Husband Has Occasionally Mentioned Suicide, About Once Or Twice A Month But Seems More Frequently Lately. Is This Typical? Is Therapist
A good addition to his team of doctors?
Depression is common with PD. PD is an incurable progressive degenerative disease, so it is understandable that people are worried or afraid about the future. Therapy or medications may help. Focusing on the good things in the present moment can help through the dark times, but it isn't easy. If your husband is talking about suicide, I would take it seriously. See if he is willing to talk to a therapist or take meds. Talk to his doctors about your concerns as well.
It's crucial to take any mention of suicide seriously. While I can't provide specific medical advice, it's important to address these concerns with a healthcare professional immediately. Adding a therapist to his team of doctors can be a beneficial step. Therapists can provide support, coping strategies, and a safe space to Show Full Answer
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