Warriors vs. Warrior/Monks: What Skills Do You Take?

Hello. I have a clvl 15 Wa/Mo which I play mainly as a warrior and put points into Healing only. Now, I hardly have to heal since I can take quite a bit of abuse (thank you Gladiator's Armor!) but I am running into problems when I get hit by hexes that drain my life and energy (like I think soul shackle, mind wrack, etc.)

On the Gate of Kryta mission I equipped Frenzy, Healing Breeze, Mending, Banish, Remove Condition, Remove Hex, Power Strike, and Resurrection. I cast Mending on myself to mitigate against the draining spells cast by Skeletal Mesmers and the like, but I would like to find a more efficient way to survive these encounters without having to wait and wait until I can cast remove condition and remove hex- especially when I am suffering from Mind Wrack. And when I am casting these removal spells I am not doing damage... So, is there a more efficient way to fight? What skills would you recommend I take? Unfortunately I cannot use Gash or Sever since undead aren't affected by these...

on my W/Mo i had around 5 healing for that mission, i believe you can cancel out most hexs/poison with a healing breeze. Healing orison and healing breeze were the only healing spells i had and i did alright....i think o.O

depending on the mission and what i need to do, i take healing breeze and healing hands. If i need to do more tanking, i take healing signet.

Healing breeze is a good spell for most of the earlier missions. Healing hands is an elite skill and I'm not sure if Sturm has it. The w/m works okay for healing but your focus should be more on damaging. Most of my early - mid missioning didn't have more than 3 healing spells on the skill bar. Ressurect is always a must and the other 2 can be some minor healing prayers. As for attack against undead, I'd suggest using an alternative such as seeking blade or investing into strength skills. Power attack is okay. Most of the time I try to ignore the conditions, if you're fighting you shouldn't be focusing on your health, that should be up to the monk. Don't try the mission without having a monk (Have Alesia as a last resort if you can't find a player). Warriors are bound to die and sometimes you can't prevent it from happening. A tank isn't always meant to take a demonic army and survive, just to stay alive long enough so that the attackers can do their job.

Restore life, healing breeze, mending and depending on the situation live vicariously are the only healing spells i ever carry on my warrior/monk. the other 4-5 slots are filled with pure adrenalin spells bar savage slash if its required