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Well and the stigma too that men are no supposed to break down and need help.

I did not know about this anonymous complaint thing ... I agree one should be able to face their accuser, other wise you would be at a serious disadvantage in defending yourself against the accusation. If it where me, I would simply respond by saying "This my jilted ex-_______ " and I would imagine most would understand it is merely an attempt to smear your name. However, I am not a lawyer so do not take my advice as carved in stone. Henry

I worked as a hospital chaplain and part of the work I did was in the mental health department. There was as many men as woman there, dealing with care giver's burn out. I myself had to deal with it, after several weeks of dealing with dying children. Yes men burn out too :) Henry

I manage a CPR certification business, and more and more hospitals are very careful about what they will and will not accept. Your best bet is to use a local instructor, who is associated with the AHA ...