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In January 2000 I proposed to my then girlfriend, married her in March 2001, said good-bye to my father in 207, and had our first child in March 2010.
My income has been cut by more than half, i became caretaker of my 2 granddaughters for 2 years & i've been single for 10years!
I went from an unhappy, tumultuous, cheating marriage, and divorce; to a wonderful and loving marriage that will be forever!
Cell phones- I went from not needing one to not being able to function without my iPhone.
My family... My brother got put in prison and im the only child my parents have around anymore.. Put a lot of pressure on me to be the ''good kid."
I've lost touch with my family, got in touch with myself and have finally started to really enjoy living life. Now I just need to work on getting in to a better career and continuing my education.
I got sober 7 years ago. At Christmas time.
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