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Dear Annie: I’m trying to start over after heartbreak and family issues
A 51-year-old high school teacher began divorce proceedings after discovering her husband's secret child, causing trauma and heart palpitations, and prompting him to leave their home.
- Recently, a 51-year-old high school teacher discovered her husband had a secret affair and fathered a child with the other woman, so she asked him to leave and began divorce proceedings.
- Her two daughters, both in university, stay distant at the couple's home, and she recently hosted Christmas alone, bursting into tears in the kitchen afterward.
- She reports serious heart palpitations after the shock and says she needs therapy but doesn't know any therapists nearby, using the Psychology Today therapist finder and virtual sessions.
- Annie Lane wrote that children pulling away, a marriage ending in betrayal and stress would leave anyone shaken, and she affirmed the teacher was right to protect her sanity by asking the husband to leave.
- Practical steps recommended include telling her two daughters how she feels, being clearer about her needs, considering a hobby/book club, and changing hosting if it leaves her drained, Annie Lane suggested.
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Dear Annie: Midlife, heartbreak and starting over
Advice from Annie Lane.
·Anchorage, United States
Read Full ArticleDear Annie: Feeling lonely after husband’s infidelity and my daughter’s aren’t helping
Dear Annie: I have two daughters in university. When they’re home, they stay in their rooms or maybe talk to friends on the phone. They hardly talk to me. They go back to school and I’m home alone. I really miss them. They come back for the holidays again and it’s the same cycle.
·Springfield, United States
Read Full ArticleDear Annie: I’m divorcing my cheating husband and my daughters won’t talk to me
Dear Annie: I really enjoy reading your column. I have a problem of my own I’d like some help with. I have two daughters in university. When they’re home, they stay in their rooms or maybe talk to friends on the phone. They hardly talk to me. They go back to school and I’m home alone. I really miss them. They come back for the holidays again and it’s the same cycle.
·Cleveland, United States
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