Right a book man, on your experience, make note of all the good and bad things that you faced and look back how easily you are now in this juncture of lie
i thought i was referring to the older person, look at your father he was so happy, in time of adversity patience is prime, please note that every bad phase passes away, this is my expereince, i have been through hell my slef, what i learnt was just to keep quite and wait, i feel if you make a mind set that u will do better after 2 years you would do great
why not join your wife and train for something new if this doesn't appeal join a club, bowls, badminton, hiking,book club the list is endless. You don't need a reason to carry on you already have plenty, support and encourage your wife your family were always going to move on and you can email or phone them certainly you can keep in touch. If you are at home all day you could cook a meal for your wife to come home to and if you can't cook go for cookery lessons. You could get a dog and go forwalks. The list is endless I have only scratched the surface. I don't know your interests but the library is a great place to look for inspiration. I am a firm believer is that there is life in the old dog yet so don't waste what you have by crying about what you no longer have grab with both hands what you can have and then some. Take care and keep us posted as we will all want to know how you get on. Rosabeth.
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