My world has collapsed

Ongolo. thanks for the PM.

Hope everything works out okay for you......

regards mike

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Keep your chin up Winfried. In line with many who haver posted I too have been there, got the scars, I worked away a lot. she spent the money and slept around, Like an idiot I spent over a year trying to put everything back together, she just carried on spending what I earned and sleeping with all and sundry. I walked away with the clothes on my back and an old guitar after 10yrs marriage, nearly ended up in the looney bin. It's taken 9 yrs to get myself back on my feet, Now I've a 32' yacht, 2 dinghies and best of all on 14th August I will be marrying a beautiful woman 12 yrs my junior who loves sailing. It will not feel like it at the moment but the one good thing about being at rock bottom is that there is only one way to go and that is up. Definately make no rash or rushed discisions. Good luck, Mike.

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I'm sure you'll pull through -especially as you have described this life-changing event exclusively in terms of how it will affect your sailing in the immediate future!

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Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. - Mark Twain


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Shit happens. You still have the boat. The other way around would be more drastic. Keep the boat, you'll always find someone to sail with you.

What are your plans? Were you going blue water sailing - lots of people want to go, should be easy to find crew if you have a boat

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