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Anyone glad they stayed with their alcoholic partner?
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From my research, insurance won't pay out on alcohol-related deaths (especially when the person has a medical record of alcoholism) because it is considered suicide. We don't have insurance on him and instead have savings. Thankfully no debt, so there's no hole to dig out of. His children will get partial payments of his social security once he dies, which can be used for daycare if necessary.
Edit: sorry, this was supposed to be a comment on a different post. I don't know what happened here.
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Same story. Mine is 18 years older than me and I'm a stay-at-home mom. He fully financially supports us (when he decides to go to work) and our kids are too young for school/me to go back to work. I don't think he'll live long enough to see the youngest go to school.