A psychiatrist solved my problem

 

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I got married to my beloved before 2 and half years. Towards the beginning, everything was going smooth till the pandemic popped up. Overnight we got locked in our house due to the lockdown. Initially, we were enjoying working together and being together all the time. But with time, the equation between us changed. After a certain point, whenever we were in front of each other, we fought like anything. As we stay alone, there was no guardian to show us the right path. One day both of us cried a lot and decided not to quarrel anymore. But we failed and again started fighting the next day. We could not stand each other even if we wanted to. My husband and I decided to consult a psychiatrist. I searched for a good psychiatrist near me. I booked an appointment online. We shared our situation with the psychiatrist virtually. He heard us patiently and said that our stress related to our job was the main cause of all our fights. The doctor also said that it was nothing exceptional that we were facing during the lockdown. The doctor advised us of a few lifestyle changes, and his motivational words helped us overcome the bad situation. We intentionally incorporated all the lifestyle changes that the doctor suggested to us. A few sessions of the top psychiatrist’s counselling brought a huge change in our mental condition, and it started reflecting in our married life. I am really thankful to the psychiatrist for saving my marriage.

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