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Since you're 64, you only have a year to go to get on Medicare. Medicare will pay for you to find a therapist and go to therapy. Then you can talk with a trained professional about whether it's really good for you to stay with your wife or not. A therapist will also help you change your life to something more comfortable for you than it is at present. Do you have any friends to talk to? Anyone to whom you can tell the whole truth and talk about it? It sounds as if you have trouble with self-esteem and may well be depressed too. I'm not a professional, just another member of PC, but those are topics you'd want to talk over with a T when you get one. You have plenty of life ahead of you and it's good that you've decided you don't want to live it the way you've done in the past. You just need some help to do so. PC can help. A T can help. Friends can help. You might want to start by reading about relationships in the relationship forum and depression in the depression forum. Take care! ![]()
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warm welcome to pc, uncharted.
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