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In reply to the discussion: CV: What top concerns do you or your close ones have at this point? [View all]appalachiablue
(42,608 posts)31. The separation must be very difficult, esp. in this scary time.
Sorry I didn't mean to minimize your situation. I can see how M.town or any deserted campus would seem spooky now. I hope you are able to get thru this and reunite with your partner before too long.
Those years ago I had some special times in the town, but moved on to a university that suited me better.
(During a sep. & d. the ex wouldn't move out so I did. Fortunately for the first time in decades I had some flexibility work wise and in terms of finances, and the strength to get out of that terrible situation. (Just another) soul sucking, long term marriage.
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CV: What top concerns do you or your close ones have at this point? [View all]
appalachiablue
Mar 2020
OP
So very serious, thanks for adding. All the best at this difficult time.
appalachiablue
Mar 2020
#14
I'm worried about so many things: that my mother might never have a visitor again.
femmedem
Mar 2020
#21
Generally, we'll be OK. I do worry about everyone else and the overall economic impact.
tinrobot
Mar 2020
#30
Mr. Maru is our valley specialist in isolation rooms, I am an RN at a LTC facility for vets.
Maru Kitteh
Mar 2020
#40