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writes:Hi.My Dad is moving away to Wales this weekend, about 2 hours from home. The reason behind it is that he is switching jobs. He finally go out of a job he hated after 25 years, but at the cost of us only being able to see him at weekends when he comes home. From this, I fear for my parents marriage. Perhaps this will make them stronger, and appreciate the time they do have together a little more... But I guess there's always a chance that it won't.I would just like to know how to support my mum through this? It wouldn't be the first time I had to be strong. There was an incident in 2003, where my dad was kicked out of our house and it was a very bad time. We got through it, but it was a very bad time. Thankfully, circumstances are much different this time around, but all the same, I worry about how my mum (and my dad) will cope through this.Any advice at all would be appreciated. Reply to this Question
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reader, x-kitycatlok-x +, writes (5 April 2008):
 I understand what you mean about ruining the marriage. My father used to go away all week and only come back Saturday afternoons to leave again Sunday afternoon. It was a hard time, but you deal with it. They are still together, my mum and my dad. You just have to be there for your mum when she needs you. Be it to cry, to laugh, to joke around, whatever. You just need to be there when she needs you. That's the most you can do.
Your dad will be happier. Just think of it that way. He'll be in a better job that he'll hopefully enjoy a lot more. Just be happy for him and remind your mum to keep smiling.
Wishing you the best.
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reader, anonymous, writes (5 April 2008): Hunny
Your dad is going to a job he will be happier in, He I presume will come back and spend time with your mother, All you can do is be there for your mum and give lots of support my children have always been here for me through everything and its been more than tough, Your stronger than you think hunny. I have great children and they were young when alot of the problems were going on the boys were from the ages of 12 and 18 and the other younger but they have always been very supportive kind and caring..We have stuck together as a family as this is what Ive told them love is the most important thing in life hugs and kisses are free and if you stick together as a family your as strong as a rock hunny..Just be there hun TAKE CARE WITH LOVE N HUGS MANDY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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