<human>: My husband got in two car accidents within 6 months of each other that were totally the other driver's faults. He was injured both times. He is on worker's comp disability. He is much better physically, but still has serious anxiety in the car. He's seeing a therapist weekly. She told him to sit in the backseat and try to focus on other things while in the car. 

He has had this anxiety for several months now with no improvement that I can see, and I'm getting impatient. We have two kids and I am the designated taxicab now, and even when he does come with, he's stressed and trying to zone out in the backseat. I really want my husband back. His therapist says he supposed to meditate, but he doesn't, and I feel like he's not trying hard enough to get better. I'm trying hard to be patient and understanding, but I'm wearing a little thin. I know his anxiety is perfectly understandable, but I'm still tired of being the on-call driver all the time, and having a husband who's an anxious ball in the backseat. I know I sound like a bitch here - that's why I'm posting. I need a better perspective.

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<bot>: Husband is scared in the car due to car wrecks. I need to figure out how to get over myself and be more patient.