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My name is Tonya, I am a mother of 3 little girls, I have a husband and I am a full time nurse. My husband’s family has Huntington’s disease. His dad has it and his grandfather died with it. Also, a couple of his aunts and uncles have it. My husband is bi-polar which I know is a sign but his sister whom is bi-polar also has tested negative for Huntington’s. So, does he have it? I don’t know, he hasn’t been tested. It’s scarry to think about what we suspect may actually be true. On top of the mood swings, I am scarred from his infadelity twelve years ago and his recent run in with adult porn. Some may say~why haven’t you left him yet?~Well, we have three wonderful little ones, we have been married for 14 years, and I do think there is some love left yet, plus he is a great father. The emotional roller coaster is getting really hard lately. So…what are your thoughts, what do I do now?
January 2009
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