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Re: OT: dont know what to do...wife probs.
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Posted by buickanddeere on June 03, 2007 at 21:14:43 from (216.183.144.41):
In Reply to: OT: dont know what to do...wife probs. posted by marriage problems. on June 03, 2007 at 15:40:46:
Until it's known if it's heredity or environment that is messing your wife up. She needs to see a different physician(s) and try a different treatment plan. If she doesn't want or can't straighten up. Then make a decision on either situation. Not a good situation. In the long run I lucked out by having a fluke accident/incident that ended up breaking an engagement with a decent women. I felt unsettled about if for years then happened across her with her family while I was with my family. Talk about thanking God for unanswered prayers. Don't get me wrong the broken engagement women is a fine lady, but she's carrying some heavy baggage. I can't begin to understand how I fortunate I was to have a women that my family knew. She called and said she needed an escort for a social function. Happened twice infact. I always knew her but had never thought of checking her out. 18 good years to date & three children the patient, long suffering dear has given.
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