theRose4U -> RE: A Question (9/4/2006 7:43:55 PM)
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ORIGINAL: mstrjx Let's take this as a non-M/s question. I don't know (nor need to) about your finances, but I might expect that for you to keep going to best handle the responsibilities is sound advice. He is not working, so his (if he has) income is diminished. He is looking at you to cover the bills as you can, and handle the day-to-day responsibilities (the home and the wee ones). He is, in essence, asking you to be the 'strong one' until he can reassume those responsibilities. This might be unfamiliar territory for you. I see this as sound advice, coming from him. Yes, of course I understand you wish to be at the hospital. Are there not evening hours? In short, I think his wishes are still best. Now, how does any of this change since you 'are' in an M/s dynamic? Not at all. It's just a more direct instruction that he expects you to follow. (But even not as an order I still think his wishes are best.) Jeff Without more information I'm going to go with this. Likelyhood is that you are needed to help pay the bills. Also while he is in the hospital he is taken care of, when he gets home is when you will need that (hopefully paid) time to care for him. Going in the evenings is a way to care for him and also look after your home.
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