I know and I realize I need to be next to my wife, supporting her every step of the way, and I am happy to do that. Unfortunately, I don't know where the line is to say "I love you and want to help you, but I need some time to myself." I feel selfish if I say something like that, and worry that I'm not giving my wife the help that she desperately needs. I suggested last night that I wanted to spend some "guy" time to just leave the house and do something for myself for a little bit. I'm sure this is just a part of my grieving process, but I can't help but feel guilty.
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Hi Eric.
You for sure don't know me. I just met you by following links on Haily's Facebook to your blog. I saw your tweets on the side and got a little concerned.
This must be an incredibly difficult time for all of you. I cried just reading what you wrote about it.
Please take care of yourself. Remember that you are a beloved son, husband, and father.
The people around you aren't perfect, but God is. Heavenly Father is there for you even if you feel like no one else can be.
Valerie
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