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  Posted on April 28th, 2010

  Written by Judy

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  esophogeal cancer, wife

  Esophogeal Cancer: How Do I Tell My Wife What I Know?

  Dear Judy,
  Last week I got a bad diagnosis. I have esophogeal cancer. I figured it wouldn’t be good, so I am not that surprised.
  But the problem is my wife of 3 years. She is very dependent. I think maybe I chose her knowing that and even liking it. My last wife was bossy, dominant and took [...]

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  Posted on October 3rd, 2008

  Written by Judy

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  death, depression, family relations, guilt, mother, suicide, wife

  Do I Have to Tell the Truth About My Wife Who Killed Herself?

  Dear Judy,
  Although everyone in the family — even our family physician — went to great lengths to describe my wife’s death last year as an accident, I know deep down that it probably wasn’t. She always suffered from low-grade depression, and she refused to see a therapist. Also: after dropping off our two young kids [...]

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