Hi Billiechic,
I noticed you said you have MS and you are still working. I have to go to court on the 27th of June for a MIP Mandatory Information Program and I have no clue what this is.
My husband has MS and he's going after me for support. Before everyone jumps :-) I would like to respond by saying he's using it as a crutch so that he doesn't have to work. He's had it since 1996 and it's still quite mild. He hunts, walks the bush, climbs tree stands, puts up deer decoy tents, fishes, drives, snowblows the yards after a storm or hand shovels, cuts the grass and can spend a whole day walking at a sports show in Ottawa or driving any kind of distance.
I'm on a work pension and CPP and that's my only means of support. He's also on a pension. His lawyer has told my lawyer I have to go back to work to support him. I also have medical problems advanced facet osteoarthritis with an 8mm anterior spondylolisthesis of L4 on L5.
His lawyer says he's been totally disabled since 2004 and it's so not true. I keep telling him he can get a part time job to help support himself.
This past November we hunted together with a group of friends. Three days ago I get a visit from the police, he said I threatened to kill him ...what!!!....
they take away my gun, then the firearm registry calls me up and tells me I have to get my Dr. to fill in a medical form stating I'm not criminal...OMG!!! He's telling them I'm unstable, abusive ect. I've lived with this man for 35 years and not once has he gone to the hospital or the police for any kind of abuse...my God he's 6'1 and I'm 5'. I'm at my wits end. I understand that separation causes a lot of anger but for someone to ruin a person's credibility with this kind of accusation is irreparable.
How come you are able to work and he claims he can't...can he get away with this?
Sorry for the long winded note
Thanks everyone for the ears
Lorac :-)
I noticed you said you have MS and you are still working. I have to go to court on the 27th of June for a MIP Mandatory Information Program and I have no clue what this is.
My husband has MS and he's going after me for support. Before everyone jumps :-) I would like to respond by saying he's using it as a crutch so that he doesn't have to work. He's had it since 1996 and it's still quite mild. He hunts, walks the bush, climbs tree stands, puts up deer decoy tents, fishes, drives, snowblows the yards after a storm or hand shovels, cuts the grass and can spend a whole day walking at a sports show in Ottawa or driving any kind of distance.
I'm on a work pension and CPP and that's my only means of support. He's also on a pension. His lawyer has told my lawyer I have to go back to work to support him. I also have medical problems advanced facet osteoarthritis with an 8mm anterior spondylolisthesis of L4 on L5.
His lawyer says he's been totally disabled since 2004 and it's so not true. I keep telling him he can get a part time job to help support himself.
This past November we hunted together with a group of friends. Three days ago I get a visit from the police, he said I threatened to kill him ...what!!!....
they take away my gun, then the firearm registry calls me up and tells me I have to get my Dr. to fill in a medical form stating I'm not criminal...OMG!!! He's telling them I'm unstable, abusive ect. I've lived with this man for 35 years and not once has he gone to the hospital or the police for any kind of abuse...my God he's 6'1 and I'm 5'. I'm at my wits end. I understand that separation causes a lot of anger but for someone to ruin a person's credibility with this kind of accusation is irreparable.
How come you are able to work and he claims he can't...can he get away with this?
Sorry for the long winded note
Thanks everyone for the ears
Lorac :-)
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