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#1211091 10/26/04 12:07 AM
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I cried and asked my H last night if he resented me for the choice's he had to make. I am scared to death he is home because he feels he has to be.

I want him to be here because he loves me and wants our marriage to work. He assures me that he does love me and he is sorry that he made a mistake.

He has never been a lier before the A. How do I beleive in him now?

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Sorry about your pain. I think you are probably stll in somewhere other than recovery if you can't at least feel your husband is trying and at least meeting some of your EN's. Your D day is still taher fresh, is it possible he still is seeing the OW and that is why you feel so laone and unsure?


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