Re: (no subject)
From: toni welsh (twelsh1@hotmail.com)
Thu Jan 25 06:42:22 2001
At Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Jenny wrote:
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>Terri,
>
>Don't lose hope. Prayer can and does change alot of things. If your
>husband is staying around for the surgery then there is definitely hope.
>I will be one who will be praying. Put your trust and faith in the one
>who it is due and your prayers will be answered. Prayerfully, Jenny
>
>At Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Terri Lynch wrote:
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>>Hi everyone. I really need some prayers my way. This disease has really gotten to me and my family.
>>I am really trying to get the money to get the surgery. But my problem now is it has effected my whole life.
>>I have only been married a little over a year and my husband Dewitt has told me over and over this week that our marriage is over, that he can't take it anymore. He said he is stressed to the point that he don't care anymore. He is a wonderful man and I understand that I sometime nag when I am not feeling well. I also know it takes two to fight. He is a proud man and will not go to counseling. He has said things that just cause my heart to physically hurt. He did say he would stay till I got the money raised and had the surgery. But, then he said I was on my own. I just don't understand that if he was going to stay through all that, then he wants to leave when I will be back to normal. I just can't take much more. I am so lonely right now. I feel like I am losing everything that I love. Thanks for listening to me. I love you all, and I know I haven't been writing much I am going to try and do better. Hey Chrissie!
>>Love, Terri
Terri,
Did your husband forget his wedding vows? For better or for worse. I
have been married for 20 years, and this IS affecting my sex drive,
between the anti depressant and the change of life, and the pain I am
dealing with, but I try to get my husband to understand. I hope you get
through to him, when you marry someone and love them, you have to wrok
it out, of you love someone, he has to!
Toni