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[Mukesh]

There are few events in one's life as traumatic as divorce. Any other trauma will soon fade into distant memory. I was in a life-threatening, life-altering car accident in 2005. My life and body will forever be changed because of that 4x4 driver's neglectful decision to pull out in front of my rapidly approaching Kia. As unpleasant as that was, I rarely even think about it. September 14 will come and go and later I'll reflect, "Wow, I didn't even think about my accident on its anniversary this year!" I was trapped in that car for over an The Water Revolution System hour as they used the 'jaws of life' to pry me out! I was airlifted to the nearest hospital! The left side of my body was a mangled mess! I lost an inch of my femur through that experience! Now as I limp though the house in my bare feet, I don't even think about it. Oh sure, it crosses my mind now and then, especially when a child looks at my shoe lift and says, "Why are your shoes not the same size?!"

You know what I do remember: October 25, when I discovered my wife's infidelities and her intention to leave me; October 30, when I was handed my divorce papers; Our last Thanksgiving as a family; Our final Christmas when we were all still together; April 19, when I received the final papers in the mail; Every birthday, every anniversary, every time I pick up the kids from their mom's house, every time their beds are empty at my house. Yes, I think of it every day! It just lingers like a bad dream that I cannot seem to wake up from. On the other hand, there are some things that make it better.

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I did the right things throughout the process of the divorce. I had some really stupid advice during the divorce, but I also had some really great advice. I followed the latter and believe that there is very little that I could have done to make my life currently better than it is. I have talked to numerous fellow divorcees who are kicking themselves because of stupid choices made during their divorces. My advice is to get advice. When we are going through a traumatic experience like a divorce, we won't always make the right decision.The Water Revolution System Review Most of us getting divorced aren't divorce professionals! How are we supposed to know what to do?! Referring back to my accident again, when I arrived at the hospital the stupid doctor started asking me how I wanted him to put me back together! Are you serious?! Didn't you go to school for this?!

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I don't know! My response to every question was, "What would you do if you were me?" Then I did what he said he would do. That is similar to how I got a divorce. I asked someone who knew what they were talking about, and then I followed the advice.Secondly, finding someone else who you can fall madly in love with is helpful. I have a great wife and wonderful daughter that I love and appreciate today. Even though the trauma of the divorce will never leave me, I have something great to live for today. I don't live in regret; I live in hope of the future.Demolition is honestly one of the most interesting phases of the construction process.