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24 years w/husband who left after me being diagnosed with Irritable bowel syndrome...im distraught will i ever find someone who can relate to my symptoms
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Posted , 4 users are following.
24 years w/husband who left after me being diagnosed with Irritable bowel syndrome...im distraught will i ever find someone who can relate to my symptoms
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jacqueline01135 CEE_CEE
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CEE_CEE jacqueline01135
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Yes, I have been with my husband for 24 years we don't believe in women passing gas, belching or having a bowel movement and making it a public matter. I wasn't raised that way and certainly he wasn't either. The gas and excessive diarrhea were quite offensive. From someone who didn't go to the bathroom to cracking paint, I'm STILL not comfortable. Maybe you've been exposed to this type of environment but I wasn't. SORRY!
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iqbal_45667 CEE_CEE
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It is a pity to know about such an attitude from those who are supposed to more concerned about their loved ones rather than adopt an indifferent attitude. Does n't generally happen at least where I live. May God bless them with suitable guidance.
CEE_CEE iqbal_45667
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Thank you for the reply. It's been really hard. Everything associated with my gastrointestinal dysfunction was quite an issue because certain things are unacceptable PERIOD! we've been separated for 6 months after 24 years. I can't change my situation but I don't know how I can have a serious relationship with someone else without this being a real "adjustment" for them..
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CEE_CEE fgd
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Thanks for the reply. I'm just not sure how to address the issue. I'm 44 and I don't know how to actually break the ice with someone new about my condition. It's embarrassing and I'm very self conscious. It's just not that simple.
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