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		<title>By: KK</title>
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		<description>Yes, its true.  Even before her symptoms got very bad, my father asked for my mom to give him a divorce.  I was very angry and at that teenish age, didnt deal with it well.  I ended up staying out too late without a ride home, and he was so angry having to pick me up that he started to hit me.  I told him that I knew what he was going to do to my mom, and he was a horrible person for being so weak, and I would be out of his life forever if he did it.  He changed his mind.  He ended up caring for her until she died last year.  Every so often I had to remind him that if it was him who was that ill, she would never have left him without help.  I know hes glad he did the right thing, even though it took a beating for me to say it I am glad I did.  Caring for an ill person facilitates personal and spiritual growth...you can dodge it, but dodging gods challenges mean you will have to repeat them later.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes, its true.  Even before her symptoms got very bad, my father asked for my mom to give him a divorce.  I was very angry and at that teenish age, didnt deal with it well.  I ended up staying out too late without a ride home, and he was so angry having to pick me up that he started to hit me.  I told him that I knew what he was going to do to my mom, and he was a horrible person for being so weak, and I would be out of his life forever if he did it.  He changed his mind.  He ended up caring for her until she died last year.  Every so often I had to remind him that if it was him who was that ill, she would never have left him without help.  I know hes glad he did the right thing, even though it took a beating for me to say it I am glad I did.  Caring for an ill person facilitates personal and spiritual growth&#8230;you can dodge it, but dodging gods challenges mean you will have to repeat them later.</p>
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