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Honeycombe8

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6. So sad that the end is this way. Maybe they'll meet again later.

Reply to Tab (Original post)

Sat Mar 30, 2013, 08:13 AM

Mar 2013

That was probably their last opportunity to take their futures into their own hands, before they carted her off to an institution, and then what would happen to him?

If I were the wife, I wouldn't want to live at that point. Quality, not quantity, of life is what it's all about to some.

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