Comments by "Metal Mike570" (@metalmike570) on "Valuetainment"
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Then when I hit my mid 40's and both of my parents were gone it's like well
I now have nobody I can turn to. I was going through a divorce on top of it and
left the US Arrmy after 12 years of service. I entered at an older age I was 33.
So with the problems I had with my wife and our kids were still young we had
in our mid to late 30's so I had a mountain of responsibility, I could not transition into a decent job due to age discrimmination and a tough economy too.
I did transfer into the Army Reserves a Sergeant in order to continue service (now 45 years old) - and have some kind of a career. And my son is autistic low functioning and so
my wife had to deal with it, and also our take care of daughter who was normal thank God.
So my wife had to do a lot while I was working at what was now gig jobs and a Reservist a weekend a month. Our relationship grew more and more distant and I had to
recover from being stabbed in the right arm by her. I had to have surgery in the back of the bicep area when the median artery is, and the nerve had to be checked for damage. So one good thing was I got 90 days of work,
on orders at the Reserves when I asked if I could.
We were separated I did not press charges on her because I was worried about our kids.
A few months later she went to court for an assault charge and was given probation by the court. I remained on my own always supporting them financially and compromising my own life.
The Dept.of The VA awarded me VA Compensation at a decent amount and financially
helping us out greatly. I got the divorce and also finished 20 years of military service through the Reserves, I was 54 when I retired from there in 2018. Today I am in a local rock band as a bassist, I just recently got the gig, chasing a dream I had in the early 1980's when I was still a teen.
Believe in a higher power, I was saying prayers to Jesus all the time over these years
maybe because my mother always believed in Him and told me that prayers can work.
Somehow, try to enjoy the challenges in your life, and work as hard as you can to achieve your dreams.
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Then when I hit my mid 40's and both of my parents were gone it's like well
I now have nobody I can turn to. I was going through a divorce on top of it and
left the US Arrmy after 12 years of service. I entered at an older age I was 33.
So with the problems I had with my wife and our kids were still young we had
in our mid to late 30's so I had a mountain of responsibility, I could not transition into a decent job due to age discrimmination and a tough economy too.
I did transfer into the Army Reserves a Sergeant in order to continue service (now 45 years old) - and have some kind of a career. And my son is autistic low functioning and so
my wife had to deal with it, and also our take care of daughter who was normal thank God.
So my wife had to do a lot while I was working at what was now gig jobs and a Reservist a weekend a month. Our relationship grew more and more distant and I had to
recover from being stabbed in the right arm by her. I had to have surgery in the back of the bicep area when the median artery is, and the nerve had to be checked for damage. So one good thing was I got 90 days of work,
on orders at the Reserves when I asked if I could.
We were separated I did not press charges on her because I was worried about our kids.
A few months later she went to court for an assault charge and was given probation by the court. I remained on my own always supporting them financially and compromising my own life.
The Dept.of The VA awarded me VA Compensation at a decent amount and financially
helping us out greatly. I got the divorce and also finished 20 years of military service through the Reserves, I was 54 when I retired from there in 2018. Today I am in a local rock band as a bassist, I just recently got the gig, chasing a dream I had in the early 1980's when I was still a teen.
Believe in a higher power, I was saying prayers to Jesus all the time over these years
maybe because my mother always believed in Him and told me that prayers can work.
Somehow, try to enjoy the challenges in your life, and work as hard as you can to achieve your dreams.
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Then when I hit my mid 40's and both of my parents were gone it's like well
I now have nobody I can turn to. I was going through a divorce on top of it and
left the US Arrmy after 12 years of service. I entered at an older age I was 33.
So with the problems I had with my wife and our kids were still young we had
in our mid to late 30's so I had a mountain of responsibility, I could not transition into a decent job due to age discrimmination and a tough economy too.
I did transfer into the Army Reserves a Sergeant in order to continue service (now 45 years old) - and have some kind of a career. And my son is autistic low functioning and so
my wife had to deal with it, and also our take care of daughter who was normal thank God.
So my wife had to do a lot while I was working at what was now gig jobs and a Reservist a weekend a month. Our relationship grew more and more distant and I had to
recover from being stabbed in the right arm by her. I had to have surgery in the back of the bicep area when the median artery is, and the nerve had to be checked for damage. So one good thing was I got 90 days of work,
on orders at the Reserves when I asked if I could.
We were separated I did not press charges on her because I was worried about our kids.
A few months later she went to court for an assault charge and was given probation by the court. I remained on my own always supporting them financially and compromising my own life.
The Dept.of The VA awarded me VA Compensation at a decent amount and financially
helping us out greatly. I got the divorce and also finished 20 years of military service through the Reserves, I was 54 when I retired from there in 2018. Today I am in a local rock band as a bassist, I just recently got the gig, chasing a dream I had in the early 1980's when I was still a teen.
Believe in a higher power, I was saying prayers to Jesus all the time over these years
maybe because my mother always believed in Him and told me that prayers can work.
Somehow, try to enjoy the challenges in your life, and work as hard as you can to achieve your dreams.
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Then when I hit my mid 40's and both of my parents were gone it's like well
I now have nobody I can turn to. I was going through a divorce on top of it and
left the US Arrmy after 12 years of service. I entered at an older age I was 33.
So with the problems I had with my wife and our kids were still young we had
in our mid to late 30's so I had a mountain of responsibility, I could not transition into a decent job due to age discrimmination and a tough economy too.
I did transfer into the Army Reserves a Sergeant in order to continue service (now 45 years old)
- and have some kind of a career. My son is - by the way he's autistic low functioning and so
my wife had to deal with it, and also our take care of daughter who was normal thank God.
So my wife had to do a lot while I was working at what was now gig jobs and a Reservist a weekend a month. Our relationship grew more and more distant and I had to
recover from being stabbed in the right arm by her. I had to have surgery in the back of the bicep area when the median artery is, and the nerve had to be checked for damage. So one
good thing was I got 90 days of work, on orders at the Reserves when I asked if I could.
We were separated I did not press charges on her because I was worried about our kids.
A few months later she went to court for an assault charge and was given probation by the court. I remained on my own always supporting them financially and compromising my own life.
The Dept.of The VA awarded me VA Compensation at a decent amount and financially
helping us out greatly. I got the divorce and also finished 20 years of military service through
the Reserves, I was 54 when I retired from there in 2018. Today I am in a local rock band as a bassist, I just recently got the gig, chasing a dream I had in the early 1980's when I was still a teen.
Believe in a higher power, I was saying prayers to Jesus all the time over these years
maybe because my mother always believed in Him and told me that prayers can work.
Somehow, try to enjoy the challenges in your life, and work as hard as you can to achieve your dreams.
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Then when I hit my mid 40's and both of my parents were gone it's like well
I now have nobody I can turn to. I was going through a divorce on top of it and
left the US Arrmy after 12 years of service. I entered at an older age I was 33.
So with the problems I had with my wife and our kids were still young we had
in our mid to late 30's so I had a mountain of responsibility, I could not transition into a decent job due to age discrimmination and a tough economy too.
I did transfer into the Army Reserves a Sergeant in order to continue service (now 45 years old) - and have some kind of a career. And my son is autistic low functioning and so
my wife had to deal with it, and also our take care of daughter who was normal thank God.
So my wife had to do a lot while I was working at what was now gig jobs and a Reservist a weekend a month. Our relationship grew more and more distant and I had to
recover from being stabbed in the right arm by her. I had to have surgery in the back of the bicep area when the median artery is, and the nerve had to be checked for damage. So one good thing was I got 90 days of work,
on orders at the Reserves when I asked if I could.
We were separated I did not press charges on her because I was worried about our kids.
A few months later she went to court for an assault charge and was given probation by the court. I remained on my own always supporting them financially and compromising my own life.
The Dept.of The VA awarded me VA Compensation at a decent amount and financially
helping us out greatly. I got the divorce and also finished 20 years of military service through the Reserves, I was 54 when I retired from there in 2018. Today I am in a local rock band as a bassist, I just recently got the gig, chasing a dream I had in the early 1980's when I was still a teen.
Believe in a higher power, I was saying prayers to Jesus all the time over these years
maybe because my mother always believed in Him and told me that prayers can work.
Somehow, try to enjoy the challenges in your life, and work as hard as you can to achieve your dreams.
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Then when I hit my mid 40's and both of my parents were gone it's like well
I now have nobody I can turn to. I was going through a divorce on top of it and
left the US Arrmy after 12 years of service. I entered at an older age I was 33.
So with the problems I had with my wife and our kids were still young we had
in our mid to late 30's so I had a mountain of responsibility, I could not transition into a decent job due to age discrimmination and a tough economy too.
I did transfer into the Army Reserves a Sergeant in order to continue service (now 45 years old) - and have some kind of a career. And my son is autistic low functioning and so
my wife had to deal with it, and also our take care of daughter who was normal thank God.
So my wife had to do a lot while I was working at what was now gig jobs and a Reservist a weekend a month. Our relationship grew more and more distant and I had to
recover from being stabbed in the right arm by her. I had to have surgery in the back of the bicep area when the median artery is, and the nerve had to be checked for damage. So one good thing was I got 90 days of work,
on orders at the Reserves when I asked if I could.
We were separated I did not press charges on her because I was worried about our kids.
A few months later she went to court for an assault charge and was given probation by the court. I remained on my own always supporting them financially and compromising my own life.
The Dept.of The VA awarded me VA Compensation at a decent amount and financially
helping us out greatly. I got the divorce and also finished 20 years of military service through the Reserves, I was 54 when I retired from there in 2018. Today I am in a local rock band as a bassist, I just recently got the gig, chasing a dream I had in the early 1980's when I was still a teen.
Believe in a higher power, I was saying prayers to Jesus all the time over these years
maybe because my mother always believed in Him and told me that prayers can work.
Somehow, try to enjoy the challenges in your life, and work as hard as you can to achieve your dreams.
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Then when I hit my mid 40's and both of my parents were gone it's like well
I now have nobody I can turn to. I was going through a divorce on top of it and
left the US Arrmy after 12 years of service. I entered at an older age I was 33.
So with the problems I had with my wife and our kids were still young we had
in our mid to late 30's so I had a mountain of responsibility, I could not transition into a decent job due to age discrimmination and a tough economy too.
I did transfer into the Army Reserves a Sergeant in order to continue service (now 45 years old) - and have some kind of a career. And my son is autistic low functioning and so
my wife had to deal with it, and also our take care of daughter who was normal thank God.
So my wife had to do a lot while I was working at what was now gig jobs and a Reservist a weekend a month. Our relationship grew more and more distant and I had to
recover from being stabbed in the right arm by her. I had to have surgery in the back of the bicep area when the median artery is, and the nerve had to be checked for damage. So one good thing was I got 90 days of work,
on orders at the Reserves when I asked if I could.
We were separated I did not press charges on her because I was worried about our kids.
A few months later she went to court for an assault charge and was given probation by the court. I remained on my own always supporting them financially and compromising my own life.
The Dept.of The VA awarded me VA Compensation at a decent amount and financially
helping us out greatly. I got the divorce and also finished 20 years of military service through the Reserves, I was 54 when I retired from there in 2018. Today I am in a local rock band as a bassist, I just recently got the gig, chasing a dream I had in the early 1980's when I was still a teen.
Believe in a higher power, I was saying prayers to Jesus all the time over these years
maybe because my mother always believed in Him and told me that prayers can work.
Somehow, try to enjoy the challenges in your life, and work as hard as you can to achieve your dreams.
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Then when I hit my mid 40's and both of my parents were gone it's like well
I now have nobody I can turn to. I was going through a divorce on top of it and
left the US Arrmy after 12 years of service. I entered at an older age I was 33.
So with the problems I had with my wife and our kids were still young we had
in our mid to late 30's so I had a mountain of responsibility, I could not transition into a decent job due to age discrimmination and a tough economy too.
I did transfer into the Army Reserves a Sergeant in order to continue service (now 45 years old) - and have some kind of a career. And my son is autistic low functioning and so
my wife had to deal with it, and also our take care of daughter who was normal thank God.
So my wife had to do a lot while I was working at what was now gig jobs and a Reservist a weekend a month. Our relationship grew more and more distant and I had to
recover from being stabbed in the right arm by her. I had to have surgery in the back of the bicep area when the median artery is, and the nerve had to be checked for damage. So one good thing was I got 90 days of work,
on orders at the Reserves when I asked if I could.
We were separated I did not press charges on her because I was worried about our kids.
A few months later she went to court for an assault charge and was given probation by the court. I remained on my own always supporting them financially and compromising my own life.
The Dept.of The VA awarded me VA Compensation at a decent amount and financially
helping us out greatly. I got the divorce and also finished 20 years of military service through the Reserves, I was 54 when I retired from there in 2018. Today I am in a local rock band as a bassist, I just recently got the gig, chasing a dream I had in the early 1980's when I was still a teen.
Believe in a higher power, I was saying prayers to Jesus all the time over these years
maybe because my mother always believed in Him and told me that prayers can work.
Somehow, try to enjoy the challenges in your life, and work as hard as you can to achieve your dreams.
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