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October 29, 2006, 5:30 am PST

10/31 Cheating Disasters

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 I have been married for 28 year and my husband had 2 emotional affairs and now he is in the middle of a physical affair. We are separated.  Not where I wanted to be at 52 that's for sure. Saw him through school and had children. Raised them primarily myself and now this. What galls me the most is that the "Other women" never seem to give a dam. It's all about them and what they want.  I have always believed that firstly you are a woman and if men are to respect us, we must respect each other and ourselves.  MY husband travelled all of the time and holds a grudge about my past (before I met him) and I believe all of or most of what he has done, he blames me for.

It is sad that nowadays you hear a lot of baby-boomers going through separation and/or divorced after so many years of being married.  I am a baby-boomer and was married for 28 years also and I had an affair.  During the marriage, I have learned to cope and live with my ex-'s alcoholism and diabetes.  However, I found myself looking forward to our retirement years and how it was going to be the same - hardly any sexual relationship.  I wish we had heard of Viagra sooner!  It is sad to note that my ex and I became best friends and had closer relationship AFTER the divorce.  When my ex was diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2004 and went for surgery in 2005, I flew to California and literally stayed and took care of him for 2 months.  Unfortunately, he did not bounce back from surgery and passed away exactly 2 months after the surgery. Darn those HMO doctors!  To this date, I still miss my ex and I regret sincerely not uttering the words 'I love you' during my stay with him.

 
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January 13, 2007, 12:51 pm PST

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There seems to be some missing pieces to this story. Where is the dad? I'm guessing that Enza is his sister. And what does Enza have to do with it other than the fact that she wrote the letter to Dr. Phil? It would seem to me that the person who bears the responsibility, in this case, the mother, should be the person receiving the guidance. It is not the least bit clear that Enza has Alex's best interests at heart. At times she refers to her with the same insulting names that she uses for her mother. I really question her presence in the Dr. Phil House.

I couldn't agree with you more on both accounts:  where's the Dad and the presence of Enza in this intervention.  Enza's personality is very poisonous, in my opinion, to both the mother and daughter.  I hope Dr. Phil will give us a good explanation or reason why Enza is included in this intervention. 

 
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September 28, 2008, 6:19 am PDT

09/29 Extreme Moms

Could it be the reason why there are extreme moms out there is because of the way they were brought up?  Or they were wild in their younger years and afraid that now that they have children they don't want to experience the heartaches they gave their parents?  Allowing kids to be independent is a process that is practiced - not only overnight - but all the time in every day living.  To make it work, it should start at an early age.  Mutual trust and worthiness will developed as youngsters grow and learn from what we teach them.

 

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