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If you love your fiancee it means you have a good decision. Don't love him just because of money love him who he is.
Marriage is a big step, so make sure it is the right decision for both of you. I agree you should sit down with your fiance and discuss it thoroughly. You may not be the only one having doubts. Trust in each other. And always have communication.
yeah Marriage is a big step because you have to live with that person for whole life.
it is better to let your partner know your feeling about getting married. If you feel like its not the best idea right now then you should be honest. Marriage is about being able to trust in each other and being able to communicate. If you can't communicate your feelings with them now it might be a good idea to hold off on that wedding for the time being. Good luck
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From the moment parents become aware of their child's learning disability (LD), another dimension is added to the family system. While a young person's problems may seem most apparent at school, they quickly become "a family affair" in every sense of the word.
Life in the family of a child with LD is complex and challenging, involving practical and emotional issues. There are medical and educational decisions, financial pressures, and time constraints — all likely to represent additional responsibilities for parents. And the inherent concern, disappointment, anger, self-recrimination and blame — typical emotions in response to a child's problem — also contribute to the pressures frequently disruptive to the family equilibrium and divisive to a marriage.While some may think parental bonds are strengthened in the face of adversity, unfortunately, the opposite is true. Many parents have a difficult time accepting their child's problems and reconciling their own differences in response to them, while trying to manage daily life at home and in their respective careers. Parenting a child is never easy, but a strong relationship is required to withstand the additional stress of raising a child with special needs. This is even more challenging when one parent is given, or assumes, the role of case manager with less than maximum support from other family members.
www.greatschools.org/special-education/support/726-family-dynamics.gs
