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I have been on Plan A since June. WS has acknowledged the effort I am making but says its all too late. I was working away from home all week prior to D Day and arranged to get a job where I could be home each day. It looks now likely that I will have to work away from home again as my company cannot keep me in my present location. When I was working away from home for the few days I was there after D Day I found it near impossible to function as WS avoided speaking to me on the phone and told me to speak to my sons instead.
Is it better to go to Plan B if this happens even if the Plan A is less than 6 months? How can Plan A succeed with the changed circumstances?
John
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