Mr Larry I do not know you and I sure hope you were just having a rough day. I have never been in your situation but I have been on the other side. My wife battled cancer for 8 years. It was a struggle for sure. She had 11 surgeries during those 8 years. Lots of pain, trips to doctors an hour away, medical bills and so forth. She used to tell me that I would be better off without her because she was too much of a burden and couldn't do anything. She used to take care of our finances, cook, clean, do laundry and stay home with our 3 boys. She passed away 3 years ago. Things still get done. I can cook, clean, do laundry, and raise the boys. This is what I cannot do. I can never talk to her, laugh with her, argue with her. I can't lay down next to her and hold her when she hurts or when she is sick. I have cried myself to sleep for the last 3 mother's days. Not because I lost her but because my boys can not hug their mom or give her a homemade card or bake cookies with her. (This side of heaven anyway)
So please next time you think your wife would be better off with you gone think about the things she will not be able to do that mean so much more than tangible things. You sir are a husband and father and that means more than anything. Hug your wife and your kids. I hope God will provide healing for you and hope you are feeling better.
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