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Old 10-17-2006, 07:44 PM #6
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dpathome,

Similar Dave's history, my son just turned four last month. I intend to go on a vent so I can remain in my son's life as long as I can. I pray I remain in Ethan's life for 13+ years like Dave.

My now ex-wife is a registered nurse who has an addiction for narcotics. She recently was caught stealing narcotics from her once Home Health clients. Due to my diagnoses people i.e.; her old employer (s) and clients feel sorry for her and have chosen not to press charges. There's so much more to this story but I think you can get the gist of why I must remain in my son's life.

Jeff
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