"Yep, sounds to me like your husband is faking. Si"
A spouse reports a husband’s sudden terminal neurological diagnosis with an estimated four-year lifespan. The couple has been emotionally distant, with repeated cheating by both partners, and the relationship feels like roommates. The spouse initially cancels a planned divorce to focus on caregiving and staying strong for the children. Six months later, the spouse has not seen symptoms, has not observed medical follow-up, and cannot find any financial evidence of the claimed appointment. The spouse suspects the diagnosis may be fake and asks how to confirm it and decide whether to stay or leave.
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