Wife In a COMA Husband Does the UNTHINKABLE… Now She Wants a DIVORCE

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a doozy of a story for you today. Meet our leading man, a 34-year-old husband who just wanted to save his wife’s life. ❤️ But little did he know, his actions would unleash a storm of fury from his beloved spouse. ️ You see, this gal has some serious control issues stemming from a rough childhood and mental health struggles. So when hubby made a decision for her while she was unconscious, all hell broke loose! Get ready for a wild ride filled with drama, betrayal, and the ultimate question: is he the a-hole?

Wife’s Worst Nightmare Comes True!

Treated Like a Child Her Whole Life

Don’t You Dare Talk Down to Her!

The Unofficial Living Will

Husband Makes a Fateful Decision

️ Wifey Ain’t Happy, Moves Out!

Divorce on the Horizon?

Husband Ignores Wife’s Wishes, Faces Divorce! ➡️⚖️

Well, well, well… looks like our leading man is in quite the pickle! He thought he was doing the right thing by saving his wife’s life, but it turns out he stepped on a major landmine. You see, wifey dearest has made it crystal clear that if she’s ever unable to care for herself, she wants to pull the plug. But when push came to shove, hubby just couldn’t let her go. ❤️ Now, the missus is absolutely livid and ready to serve him with divorce papers! The internet is buzzing with opinions on this one. Let’s see what the masses have to say about this heart-wrenching tale of love, betrayal, and the ultimate battle for control. ⚔️

NTA made a tough call, wife blames him for her mistake

Making a life or death decision is tough, NTA

NTA. The commenter sympathizes with the husband and criticizes the wife’s behavior.

NTA, husband did what he thought was best for her.

Legal document not signed, doctors would have disregarded it. NTA.

NTA husband’s decision questioned, wife needs counseling for control fears.

NAH verdict on husband’s controversial decision respecting his wife’s wishes.

Hospital worker provides insight on treatment and living wills.

Experts needed for mentally ill wife. NTA for husband.

NTA, but wife may be controlling

NTA for honoring wife’s wishes, but wife needs therapy.

Divorcing abusive partner in coma? NTA. Don’t let guilt manipulate you.

Saving spouse in a coma led to divorce request. NTA.

Divorcing a monster may give you a new lease on life

Navigating tough choices with a difficult spouse. NTA.

Seek legal counsel and therapy for impossible situation. Good luck.

Navigating end-of-life decisions and DNR requests can be complicated.

Straightforward advice: Move on from the drama and irrationality.

Husband defies wife’s wishes while in coma

Husband not an a-hole for not following unofficial living will

User expresses concern for wife’s mental health and clarifies legal issues.

Judgement withheld due to complexity of situation.

First responder clarifies DNR process. NTA verdict.

Surviving wife, angry at husband for saving her, seeks divorce.

Wife wants divorce after husband saves her life.

Choosing to keep your wife alive wasn’t wrong. NTA

Doctor shares personal fear of overzealous medical intervention and empathizes.

Husband’s tough decision to pull the plug. NTA.

Spouse’s mental health struggles lead to divorce

NTA but wife needs help with CPTSD, divorce may be blessing

Saving her life or letting her die – a tough choice.

User defends NTA and suggests suicidal ideation, no replies.

NTA according to healthcare worker. Wife’s loss for divorce.

Ungrateful wife wants divorce after husband saves her life

Compassionate commenters navigate tough situation with NAH judgment.

Woman wants divorce after husband saves her life? NTA wins.

NTA. Commenter suggests wife’s behavior is abusive and controlling.

No a**holes here. Husband did what he thought was best. Wife wants divorce.

NTA husband’s dilemma: love vs. guilt. Will she come back?

Choosing to withhold medical treatment is understandable. NTA.

Saving a life can be complicated. NTA.

Insightful comment on the challenges of being married to someone with untreated bipolar disorder.

No a-hole here. Husband not at fault for wife’s mistake.

Choosing life over love: a clear but heartbreaking decision ❤️

NTA advises against getting involved with someone with untreated mental health issues.

NTA for saving wife, but extreme reaction to divorce request.

Man saves wife’s life, but now she wants a divorce

Wife’s living will or assisted suicide? NTA for husband’s decision.

Support for NTA who suggests separation from abusive spouse.

Divorce while she’s alive is better than being a widower

Husband made tough decision but wife feels betrayed

Husband not at fault for wife’s treatment; she needs therapy

NTA commenter explains medical decisions in a coma situation.

Navigating trauma in a relationship can be difficult.

Legal route to prevent trouble with the law? Logical solution.

Navigating disagreements with a partner in a coma.

Controversy over coma patient’s will sparks family conflict ⚖️

Did he disregard her wishes or was communication lacking?

A blunt take on an autistic wife’s manipulative behavior

Bold comment! But does taking away someone’s autonomy help?

Divorce after coma? NTA for husband, but is she?

Legal living wills have power, NTA not at fault

Respecting her wishes is crucial, understandable anger on both sides

Heartbreaking situation, but NTA for making tough decisions. Marriage reflection.

Why honouring your spouse’s wishes might not be enough.

Empathetic comment receives no replies

Dealing with an unreasonable spouse can be a lose-lose situation

NTA. Husband couldn’t pull the plug. Wife’s anger is unfair.

Legal responsibility of next of kin in medical decisions explained

NTA calls out wife’s abusive behavior regarding DNR.

NTA in denial about wife’s abuse, needs therapy for toxicity

Letting go of a comatose spouse – a tough but valid choice

Understanding DNR orders and patient’s condition. NTA.

Dark humor prevails in a morose situation

Encouraging NTA comment advocates for time apart and respecting boundaries.

Clarification on DNR and support for OP’s decision.

Medical intervention confusion leads to unplugging debate.

NTA commenter suggests therapy and education on ableism and trauma.

Choosing to heal from past trauma is important for relationships.

Abusive wife demands divorce after cutting out husband.

Husband’s tough decision: control or wife’s irrational fear of treatment?

Not the a**hole, but wife needs therapy for past trauma.

Live with the consequences, Reddit can’t fix your marriage

NTA: A comment on the legal and moral implications of saving a spouse in a coma.

NTA OP! Commenter questions wife’s intentions, potential legal consequences.

Accepting divorce due to wife’s trauma and mental illness