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Newspaper from 1998/06/03

The writer, Patrick, is a lonely man who has been feeling sad and isolated since his wife passed away two years ago. He was very close to his wife and feels that he has been unable to move on from her death. He has been keeping to himself and has not had any relationships since her passing. He is a top banker in Lagos, Nigeria, and is seeking advice on how to overcome his loneliness. The Agony Aunt offers sympathy and suggests that Patrick should try to socialize with people, engage in charity work, and talk to trusted friends and family members about his feelings. The Agony Aunt also encourages Patrick to appreciate the positive things his wife has done and to pray for God's guidance in overcoming his loneliness.

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The writer, Patrick, is a lonely man who has been feeling sad and isolated since his wife passed away two years ago. He was very close to his wife and feels that he has been unable to move on from her death. He has been keeping to himself and has not had any relationships since her passing. He is a top banker in Lagos, Nigeria, and is seeking advice on how to overcome his loneliness. The Agony Aunt offers sympathy and suggests that Patrick should try to socialize with people, engage in charity work, and talk to trusted friends and family members about his feelings. The Agony Aunt also encourages Patrick to appreciate the positive things his wife has done and to pray for God's guidance in overcoming his loneliness.

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