Congratulate Me! I Have Made A Decision!!!

I have finally had enough!! My husband is calling me every 20 min. wanting to know when I'm going to do this and when I'm going to do this. I waited all that time to see him and instead of spending time with me, he geeked on girl all night. Now, he wants me to run him home(900 mi.) and then back here and then home again! I just bought a used car. If I take it on a road trip like that, It won't last a month. Ted don't care! My power is due to be disconnected today. Ted told me to get my car registered and don't worry about about the power 'cause he needs a ride. Does that sound like someone who cares? I'm changing my phone # today. Absolutely no more contact!!! I'm through playing his head games. He wants me back so I can work and keep him up. (which I would've done if he had even pretended to care.) He couldn't stay off coke for 1 nite even!! Wish me luck, Shirley
Firstly,good on ya for what seems to be the right choice,hard i know but the right one.Also congrats for making a stand&not let yer man give you the runaround.Take care all the best ...Davey
Thanks for the support Davey. After watching Ted geek the other night, I really had no choice. I saw the past and my future right then. My future if I went with him! He,s in a wheelchair and I do feel a responsibility towards him. But I didn't screw his life up. He made that choice. Now, it's my turn to make a choice and I choose to have a life! Ted's on the run too. He's facing life in federal prison. This will be his 3rd felony conviction.(his 2nd schedule 1 and his 2nd federal conviction) He Made 3 heroin sales to a snitch this time. He knew better but he was strung out. People take stupid risks when they're desparate. I stood by him through a 10 yrs. in prison. I can't go through that again. The entire time he was dealing, I'd see the mistakes he was making. He wouldn't listen to me. And, He's still dealing!!! So, like I said, I really don't have a choice. I've decided to think about my needs and my life for a change. peace, Shirley