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September 25, 2008, 2:24 pm PDT

TOTALLY RELATED

Just got done watching the show on how to fire proof your marriage~could't have come at a better time me and my husband were married in april just shy of 6 months now and i'm starting to wonder will it be like this forever? He works narcotics and undercover for the sheriff's dept. so he is gone alot, like right now he has currently been at work for humm... let's see 27 hours now. It is so frustrating sometimes! I totally respect him and support him in what he does,i think it's awesome but it seems like we(the family)are constantly put on the back burner! By the time he gets home he will be exhausted (understandable) and i will get no help with the house or the kids(i sound so sellfish) nor will we be able to spend any time together. I thought the show was great although i missed half of it, it feels good to know that there are so many people feeling the same way i feel.
 
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September 25, 2008, 2:30 pm PDT

09/25 Fireproof Your Marriage

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My husband was a volunteer firefighter for 25 years and I wish I had a nickel for everytime we went to go somewhere and got to the door and his fire pager would go off. The kids and I would go back into the house and off he would go to the fire. That is what he chose to do to give back to the community and we supported him 100%. You never knew when he left what would happen or if he would come back okay. It is hard to deal with but if they choose to do this profession and you love them enough you will support them. I also was an EMT on our volunteer ambulance service and I was gone a lot. We both gave for the other. We had a gas station and my husband spent a lot of time there so I quit my job and worked with him. When the kids were babies they sat in a swing in the window and they grew up around the business and the active life we had. I did not become an EMT until our kids were both teens. They also followed in our footsteps. Our son became a volunteer firefighter and our daughter became an EMT. We were all very supportive of each other. When my husband passed away in March of this year we had been married 36 years and not one fight. That is the truth.
I can totally relate me and my husband just got married in april but have been together for 4 years he is a police officer(undercover narcotics)and it's so frustrating to always have to plan around their schedule and even when you do it still seems like things always come up how did yall get threw all that
 

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