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Old 11-29-2010, 10:37 AM #1
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Default Wife of a husband with a TBI injury
Looking to meet friends who are pretty much in the same situation as I am. Husband suffered a fall over the summer and is now suffering from TBI. He is high functioning but definitely not the same man I married. We barely get along anymore and are steps away from a divorce. Looking for others input as well as their experiences and techniques of coping. Between the depression, violent outburst, manipulation, lying about and abusing money I don't know if me and the kids should go or stay!
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