Why?

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Sometimes there are no answers or reasons for things and the only answer you will ever come up with is 'just because....'

Don't put yourself down, you have done the best you can in a very difficult time of your life. Just look at William and think what a wonderful little person came out of your marriage.

Concentrate on getting yourself back on your feet, go out with friends, spend some time on yourself, play with William.

Don't worry about the future that will take care of itself and if it's meant to be then it will be.

Very sad read Kristen, You seriously need a good holiday. Come to England !!!
Hey kiddo ... while I'm obviously unqualified in this dept. - my coping mechanism is hope.

I have hope that things will get better. The only thing for sure is that I have plenty of time ahead of me - for a lot of hope.

But the biggest why I ask myself every day...

Why do I feel so unworthy?

Kristen..until the grieving process has ended you will continue to feel up and down about all of this...that's normal! The ending of a marriage is like a death...and until you can come to terms with it all ...and sort out that it was indeed the right thing to do you will continue to feel confused by the situation. Your life has been completely changed..and it's normal to question if you have done the right thing. Take the time you need to heal. Once that process is complete you will have a whole new outlook!!

Hope you are hanging in there.
I miss you. :)
be strong. ;)

I have no answers, only one word -- chocolate.

And hugs.

xo

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'We could say, "I did it for him," "I did it for her." If we held each other close there was justification. There was love. Oh, let me knot my thread of life in grace and beauty; let me not be entangled by accident, desperation, hopelessness.' - From Ahab's Wife, or the Star-gazer

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