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re: How do you deal with the guilt of living far away from your aging parents?
Posted on 3/6/24 at 4:00 pm to philly444
Posted on 3/6/24 at 4:00 pm to philly444
Dad joined the Marines when he was 18 and stayed in the Marines for 32 years. He did not get to see his Dad that often due to where we lived, military commitments, etc.
I never saw his Dad other than when he was two and when my grandfather was about a week away from dying of cancer.
My little sister lived at the farm for years, mostly because it gave her a really nice, free place to live. She never did much to take care of my parents. She did end up inheriting most of the farm, so she worked them quite well.
I never saw his Dad other than when he was two and when my grandfather was about a week away from dying of cancer.
My little sister lived at the farm for years, mostly because it gave her a really nice, free place to live. She never did much to take care of my parents. She did end up inheriting most of the farm, so she worked them quite well.
Posted on 3/6/24 at 5:01 pm to chinhoyang
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Dad joined the Marines when he was 18 and stayed in the Marines for 32 years.
I am guessing he went Enlisted out of high school and then became a Mustang Officer and made it up the chain? Anyway, very impressive career staying in that long but obviously in your post, it meant a lot of time spent away from family where you missed a large part of connecting with them.
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