@Sleyk - The reason is okay. I probably should spend less time (and money) and learning IT and more with the family. They certainly get their time though so they definitely don't go without. They are first, they know it and I make sure my employer knows it. No job is worth selling your soul. Sometimes there are moments you need to eat it just until you find something else. In the long run it's just a job. Relationships and moments are what is left behind.
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I know the feeling. My dad went from zero to stage 3 as well. His surgery took care of most of it and his chemo was done after 6 months, but then covid hit him while I was away for just a few days to visit my neglected wife and he never recovered even after a valiant 2 month fight.
I'm so glad to hear your wife is healing, and I know the times are tough but we are with you. Just stay as strong as you can and watch that you don't neglect your own health too much (as many of us do when we've been caregivers). Prayers and hugs my friend.Thank you! I try to be.
I also know firsthand the stress our friend peanuthead is going through when I was taking care of my parents--it's tremendous. And a little empathy goes a long way when you're in that state. He's helped me out over the years and I really feel for him right now.