<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

We've been married for a year and a half and dating for 3 years. We're both 29 years old, no kids. I love her with all my heart but my situational depression caused by special circumstances that temporarily put me out of work for a year.

My lack of motivation due to my depression and the financial stress took a toll on her. She's been having panic attacks once a month the last couple of months I'd try to comfort her but the solutions were out of my control. She'd say it was work related stress and I had no idea I was part of the problem. I now see it, hindsight is 20/20 as they say.

A week ago she broke down and told me she wants to break up. It shattered my heart. We separated temporarily and started seeing therapists separately. Her therapist told her to have a no contact separation for 4 weeks before making a final decision. She told me it's unlikely but there is a .5% chance we'll get back together.

I cleaned up my act, started helping around in the house while she's at work. I left cute notes trying to make her feel better. But she's saying it's too late and she won't be changing her mind.

I know a couples therapy will help us communicate better and all of our other issues are temporary but I can't convince her to give it a shot. There are 3 weeks left for the separation and I can already feel her love for me is dying. I love this woman more than anything and I need to make this work. We had great chemistry and an amazing future that I can't bare seeing it crushed. Please help!
<bot>: She feels like she's been neglected and carrying all the weight of the relationship and I know I can fix it, I just need her to give us a chance.