Anger has been my primary emotion (I know some shrinks think it is secondary) through life when a crisis or large disappointment arose It was my way of venting, because it is hard for me to cry. Luckily, when we hit this LC crisis, Lucie knew the anger was not directed at her but at the circumstances, and she allowed me to vent. Then we would talk about it and I would assure her I was not angry with her. And I can truly say, I have not been angry with her over this. My anger is "How dare she be given this disease when she doesn't deserve it." Actually, Lucie has told me that I have handled this road a lot better than she thought I could. I am not proud of the anger, and I do ask forgiveness, but it is a way for me to let loose and move on. I agree it should never be directed to an ill person, and that should be made clear. Don