Sounds like you were very hurt and sad, and you let that turn into a hurtful expression of anger against your wife. I hope it did you some good because I am sure it didn't help her or the possibility of rebuilding a relationship.
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Then in a nice even tone of voice I began telling her the reality of things. She is surrounded by her family members and all they do is pat her on the back and tell her what ever she wants is what they want. I told her that I did not even know her. She wasnt my wife.
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Yesterday I sent her an email saying that this is the final message you'll ever get from me. I do not know you, I dont even like you and you certainly are not my wife.
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Those were cruel things to say. I know they came from the deep well of your own pain, but if you have any strength in you to put a lid on that stuff, or let it out in non-destructive way (like at the gym), do it.
If your wife has changed that much, and the doctor considers her critical, then I think you perhaps need to open your eyes and understand your wife's suffering. I haven't read your other posts yet, but it sounds as if your wife is severely depressed. Yes, the spouse suffers a lot. (Check out my posts on this.) Bashing on your wife only makes things worse.
I suggest you get solo counseling with a professional who can help you understand your wife's problems, realize the results they have had on you, and learn some coping techniques. Another possibility would be family counseling with you and your son, hoping that your wife can get pulled in. Do pay attention to your son - both of you are being rejected and feeling hurt because of your wife's actions, so make a deliberate choice to pull together in a strong and loving way and be there for each other.
My sympathies on what your family is going through.