Helo thurlow: I likely know what you went through during your first 18 years. In my case, 6 month after high school I had to help him sort hogs when he went into a severe outburst of anger. He came running toward me with a pitchfork and it was all I could do to out run him. I jumped partitions and out the barn door and almost a half mile down a highway before he and his pitchfork stopped. It took the county sheriff and the Pastor plus his brother to control him enough. I kept walking down that highway even tho it was Winter. Now I see that day as the most important day of my life... It was my 1st day to start my life over in a different direction. The toughest days were over. Six years later I had a degree and a great job but freedom from fear was more important. You said you finally broke away.. Great.. you got the most important item in life. A job is second to the freedom to change how and where one lives and works.. All jobs are "better" when your around good people. ag.
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