Sorry to hear that Gordo. There has to be a better way. There are no winners in that situation but they still get their money. At least he didn't take any innocents with him. I'm sure you wish you could have had a chance to talk some sense into him.
Seems like there has been a rash of murder-suicides going on over marital/divorce problems. Some of them take out the kids to and the kids didn't even ask to be born to start with. Such a tragedy. Just get a divorce, move on, and start over.
And Gordo, you are a sharp guy who has been around. Us vets and others learn to just roll with the punches, count our blessings, and just be glad to be alive. We've got to many friends who aren't alive that we all wish they could be.
There isn't any of us who aren't just 2 seconds away from having a heart attack, developing cancer, having an accident, or some other fatal malady. Life is too short to get all worked up over a few grand in retirement.
Me? I grew up poor going for days without food. Slept under the stars plenty while in the army. If the government took every thing I had, guess I could make it sleeping under bridges with the rest of the homeless.
No matter where I look, there is always someone worse off than me. Makes it hard to complain.
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