My husband has had problems for years with anxiety--takes meds for it but still has problems. Our daughter is engaged to a wonderful British man and the wedding is two months from now in England.We live in the U.S. My husband was not thrilled that they chose to be married in the U.K. He thinks they should have been married here or in some tropical destination. He has been moaning and complaining ever since they announced their plans. He is known in our family for getting stressed out and having anger issues that have spoiled more than one family holiday or vacation. He refuses to understand that our daughter and her fiance have the right to choose the location for their own wedding, He knows she loves him and wants him there to give her away, just as she wants me there as mother of the bride. He is insisting that it's going to be a miserable trip and blaming half of it on me because I have mobility issues and I "won't be able to walk around anywhere or do anything fun." We've made arrangements for a wheelchair for me in the airports and extra legroom seats on the plane so we can be more comfortable, and my daughter and future son in law would be more than willing to rent me a wheelchair for getting around in England if need be. Or I'd be fine with hanging around with the mother and aunt of the groom while the more mobile members of the family go do things with him. But it doesn't matter. He just keeps saying he doesn't want to go. If he doesn't, my daughter will be crushed. If he does go, he'll probably make a scene every time I turn around because he will be tired from the trip, and stressed about having to meet new people. Either way, I'm so afraid he will ruin everything, We have already paid in advance for everything but I'm to the point I wish I could invite someone else in his place. Anyone have any ideas how to solve this problem? I sure don't!