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Bring Out Your Dead (Part Whatever v2.0)

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joecct said:
It's not, but have you noticed that many widowers either get remarried or die soon (1 yr or so) after the wife dies?
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and if hollywood was ever looking to cast a widower to do such a thing... this is your guy! :D
 
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theprofromdover said:
We need someone to cook, clean and dole out the meds!
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How true! When the wife dies often times the husband's life just falls apart and he follows her soon after. When the husband dies, many times the wife grieves for a short spell and then heads out to dinner with her other female friends and carries on like the merry widow. Seen it over and over again. Women deal with this a whole lot better. Just my 2¢
 
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DrDemento said:
How true! When the wife dies often times the husband's life just falls apart and he follows her oon after. When the husband dies, many times the wife grieves for a short spell and then heads out to dinner with her other female friends and carries on like the merry widow. Seen it over and over again. Women deal with this a whole lot better. Just my 2¢
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I'm surprised my FIL is still alive, MIL went to cancer and botched treatment about 11 years ago and I (and my wife) thought he'd go too in a couple years. Mid 80s now.
 
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Makes sense. Men start out pragmatic and become romantic. Women start out romantic and become pragmatic.
 
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