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26 Oct 09 #157531 by muchtoomuch
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No mick your not alone anymore you have us :)

Their is a chat link too if you fancy a chat.Also lots of helpful links and if you ever need to ask a question im sure someone will have the answer.

Lots of people on here are in different stages of seperation / divorce and all have a story to tell and some will be similar as yours .

We all have good days and bad days but it does get easier just try to think positive as hard as it is and take care of yourself x

muchtoomuch x

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26 Oct 09 #157567 by NellNoRegrets
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Hallo and welcome Mick

We are all in the same boat here.

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26 Oct 09 #157576 by startagain
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Welcome

This site will help you get through

Take care of yourself I know how you feel

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28 Oct 09 #158159 by JackieH
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First the shock, then pain and anger. been through all these, beginning to have acceptance (after 26 months). Things get better, the bad days get fewer, you get through a couple of hours without thinking about your situation, then a few more.But....bad days still creep up on you unexpectedly, I just accept that they are less frequent now. Looking back on the good times, I had 19 good years and 8 bad weeks before I found out aboutmy husband's affair. I have been luckier than a lot of people.
I find it easier to have as little contact as possible but we are all different and cope in different ways.
Lots of good advice on this site but I have found: keeping healthy helps cope with the stress, accept any invitations you can (you are better off doing something, almost anything than dwelling on your past/situation.)Set yourself some realistic goals and celebrate your achievements, take one day at a time, accept help from good friends/family and above all be kind to yourself. It is hard!My oh has changed so much that the person he is now is a person I would not wish to know!
I will just be relieved know to put all this behind me and have a peaceful life. I have just got to the end of a wonderful birthday (53) and have been very spoilt by my 3 wonderful kids. Life can be good, different but still good!

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