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[quote=Anonymous]I'm the PP with a stillbirth. No wonder you are so stressed out. You are fighting a war on two fronts. Can you and DH agree to be kind to each other until you have a better idea of what you are dealing with concerning DC? This is a really, really bad time to be making decisions concerning your marriage. Yes, you are right, you shouldn't stay married to someone you are just roommates with (and not even friends). But you guys are in the midst of a major trauma. It's like trying to decide to get a divorce while the ship is sinking. You have to get stabilized and your head on straight before you decide to leave your child's father. Try to find a way to be kind to each other. Maybe agree to not make any decisions about your marriage for 6 months to a year. If you are kind to each other, you can wait a year to get a divorce. That should give you some space to focus on your child and his/her needs. [/quote]
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