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How will my family survive without me?

Answer:

As a husband and father of two, I often worry about how my family would survive without me. My wife Susan and I have been married for 19 years, and we've worked hard to build a loving and stable home for our children, Joshua and Rebecca. They are growing up fast, with Joshua being 17 and Rebecca 14, and they have their own interests, schedules, and social needs that can be overwhelming at times.

As a pastor, I've seen families struggle to stay connected in the midst of busy lives. It's not easy, but I believe that with determination and a clear plan, we can keep our family close despite the challenges. In fact, I've learned that it's often me who initiates the planning needed to keep our family tight and together. By setting aside quality time with my loved ones and prioritizing our relationships, I'm confident that we can overcome the obstacles that come our way.

If I were to be absent from my family for an extended period, I know that Susan would be the rock that holds everything together. She's a strong and capable woman who has always been there for our children, and I trust her to make sure they are safe and loved. I also know that our children are growing into responsible young adults, and they would do their best to support each other and our family during a difficult time. With faith, love, and a commitment to our family's well-being, I'm confident that we would survive and even thrive without me.

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