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Divorce is the final chord of a complicated relationship. Before it may precede anything, thus the diversity of life's dramas and their depths, which can not be addressed in one column. Psychological advice really, very much depends upon what happened prior to the divorce, and most importantly, on how the parties believe in the post-traumatic situation. It happens, obviously, that folks part gently, realizing the connection has come to a standstill and tired, and also the roads awakened: kissing each other on the cheek, thanking, shaking hands, needing all the very best, and parting ways. But that rarely occurs and that was not our case. More often divorce becomes a play, and also for one of its characters - the test, bordering on life's collapse. Hi. My name is Diana Shevchenko. I'm 29 years old. I live in the city of Kiev. I'm divorced from my husband, even though we lived together for several decades. We have a child whom I bring up as I don't have any aid as such. I work as a waitress at a cafe to feed our family. I lived for many years thinking I had been living a great life, that what is good and fun before truth hit me like a bolt from out of the blue and I did not find out my husband was cheating on me. I am perplexed. I was really depressed and the only solution was to locate a good specialist. I found my therapist around the site https://www.qui.help/ with a wide choice of highly qualified psychotherapists with two + years of expertise, obligatory education
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