Welcome,
If you are willing to, you can participate in our campaign to distribute this open letter to all Jehovah's Witnesses: http://www.jehovahs-witness.net/jw/friends/204249/1/An-Open-letter-to-the-Governing-Body-of-Jehovahs-Witnesses-Elders-Ex-Elders
We're trying to distribute it to as many elders as possible and it is written by a fellow Witness, somebody who's still in the "truth" but has recently stepped down. It's not apostate but it's honest. We've reached hundreds already with this letter and the WTBTS is aware of it. On page 2 of that thread is my post on how to anonymously send it but you can send a list of e-mail addresses my way, I distribute discreetly.
I am in the same position as yours however me being male it's somewhat easier to "pull rank" in my own family yet my parents and extended family are all eldered up which makes it hard to discreetly do anything.
One of my friends (who's out) recently said: the reason you have difficulty sleeping at night (or you feeling miserable at times) right now is because of your conscience. It's never worked since you grew up in the organization which represses your conscience by saying "God says it's OK" but now your sense of 'right' is slowly coming back to you.
What can YOU do? Little. If you have a support system (family, friends) outside the organization, I would say, USE IT and make it quick and relatively painless. You're going to leave a lot of friends and family in the organization however. The benefit as a wife is that your husband will get taken down as an elder and you'll see the real reasons why people are elders and he might well experience how harsh and judgmental the organization can be even against those that have been with them for decades.
If you don't have a support system, there is little you can do. I don't have anything outside the organization thanks to the indoctrination that everything outside is bad and in a congregation without much children, that behavior makes children introverted and anti-social. I even cut off some of my family that left later in life and I regret it right now. I am actively working against the organization however behind the screens - this proves not only to myself but maybe later my family as well that the decisions and appointments being made are not directed by Holy Spirit and that being a *insert title here* is merely a result of putting the correct numbers on a slip of paper. I don't really care anymore if somebody finds out at this point but I'm trying to do as much damage as possible.
Showing your husband things that go against his faith is pointless. They write it off as apostate. What you need is genuine questions (not the classics you find on websites) regarding everyday things. Like: if so-and-so is still an elder, how is the organization directed by Holy Spirit. My mother-in-law recently asked her husband this question (although I'm not so sure she's even doubting the main doctrines): how come that elder so-and-so (her brother-in-law) gets taken down simply because his wife doesn't get enough hours in field service but we never see elder so-and-so in service yet he reports his kids to be pioneering and his kids are known to fornicate and homosexual yet he protects them from a Judicial Committee. Or I told my wife recently: It's funny how on this subject of disfellowshipping (in one of the recent watchtower studies) there are no scriptures.
The three main things that are definitely NOT scriptural and are hard to justify using biblical scriptures:
- The implementation of disfellowshipping aka shunning
- The blood doctrine (see also: ajwrb.org, there is great material and flyers on there which you could send by mail (anonymous) to your husband or leave inconspicuously at the KH)
- The (worshipping of the) Governing Body and the Faithful and Discreet Slave (this one requires a lot of mental power to get through though) being God's spirit-directed organization
Read Russell's or Rutherford's books and then ask: How come that so many (almost all) doctrine changed and is now considered wrong or even outright apostate and even spiritistic since 1914 yet Jesus found them to be acceptable at that time). I think actually Russell may have had it right, he does a really good job explaining the bible in simple and logical terms (such as the sacrifice and atonement of Jesus) yet he had some cooky ideas but even leaving those, the things you would agree with on reading it at first are now considered apostate and reading the current explanation of the same subject is not only self-contradictory but has major logical holes in it.