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"Her life is in stress, with her traveling back to the country to tend to her terminally ill father and being torn between the sense of duty as a dutiful, loving daughter and being a strong parent to her kids. The kids cannot adapt to her country as they were born to the culture of the country where she resides and she does sense that they will not be comfortable to move. Her husband will never agree to the custody of the kids."
"Her life is in stress, with her traveling back to the country to tend to her terminally ill father and being torn between the sense of duty as a dutiful, loving daughter and being a strong parent to her kids. The kids cannot adapt to her country as they were born to the culture of the country where she resides and she does sense that they will not be comfortable to move. Her husband will never agree to the custody of the kids."
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"Her life is in stress, with her traveling back to the country to tend to her terminally ill father and being torn between the sense of duty as a dutiful, loving daughter and being a strong parent to her kids. The kids cannot adapt to her country as they were born to the culture of the country where she resides and she does sense that they will not be comfortable to move. Her husband will never agree to the custody of the kids."
"Her life is in stress, with her traveling back to the country to tend to her terminally ill father and being torn between the sense of duty as a dutiful, loving daughter and being a strong parent to her kids. The kids cannot adapt to her country as they were born to the culture of the country where she resides and she does sense that they will not be comfortable to move. Her husband will never agree to the custody of the kids."