Naomi Judd's husband Larry Strickland calls the final months before her suicide 'a chaotic time'

dailymail.co.uk:

Larry Strickland shed new light on his late wife Naomi Judd's final months before she died by suicide in April, one day before she was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.While reflecting on his late spouse's passing, the 76-year-old gospel singer, who was married to Judd for 33 years, said she was seeing 'several therapists' and that 'her energy level had gotten really low.''It was a very chaotic, hectic, hectic time,' the My Kitchen Rules star told People. 'It was extremely hard.'  Tragic: Larry Strickland shed new light on his late wife Naomi Judd's final months before she died by suicide in April, one day before she was inducted into the Country Music Hall of FameHe continued: 'She was getting really weak.'  Judd, who was 76 at the time of her death, previously said 'nobody can understand' anxiety and severe depression 'unless' they've been there.'Think of your very worst day of your whole life – someone passed away, you lost your job, you found out you were being betrayed, that your child had a rare disease – you can take all of those at once and put them together and that's what depression feels like,' the singer explained to People in 2016.

Silent struggle: While reflecting on his late spouse's passing , the 76-year-old gospel singer, who was married to Judd for 32 years, said she was seeing 'several therapists' and that 'her energy level had gotten really low' 'It was a very chaotic, hectic, hectic time,' the My Kitchen Rules star told People. 'It was extremely hard'In retrospect, Strickland wishes he had 'been much softer on her' if he had known had bad she was struggling. 'I would've been gentler and more understanding instead of tired and exhausted because it was wearing me out, too,' he said. 'To.