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MaraJade

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Thu Jan-06-05 12:46 PM
Response to Reply #139

142. No.

Rather than seeking a way out by hurting an innocent third party
(the child), the husband should do the adult thing and set out to
find out WHY the relationship is crippled. How about an honest,
private discussion with the wife? How about counseling? There a
multitude of alternatives to the taking the potentially devastating
step of testing on mere suspicion.

How about self-examination? Why in the worlds would a man, after
years of marriage, suddenly suspect his own wife?

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