Nice, nice post PacMan!
Refocus on doing my job to the best I can as I have let my work efforts slip drastically.
This is important on many levels. They "destroy" so much of us (but through the destruction we emerge, different but certainly not as broken as we once were). Work is important and so recognizing this is huge..because once an issue is recognized, we can take steps to remedy it.
Buy a battery and drive the Camaro on winding country roads.

I have a 20 year old Porsche Boxster. It was ours, we delighted in driving it (he loves cars and we always had some type of fun car). For a while, I didn't know if keeping it would be a good idea but indeed it has been. It only has a radio/CD player so I enjoy listening to my music with the top down and driving on some of the world's most beautiful winding roads....Vroom Vroom!
Service the speedboat and take my family to the river. My peaceful place.
Those peaceful places are very very healing. We do not always see it, but there are more positives in our lives than the end of our marriage ( that person is the one who really misses out) They do not need to be large things, but what is better than spending time with our family? And on a river?
The rest of this crap can just go on the backburner and I will deal with it when I'm ready.
So much of "this" we cannot do anything about. Truly, we cannot "fix" it. Accepting that takes a great deal of time as we question all the interactions we have and their "meanings"....marvin often says to stop analyzing any of this and UM calls it trying to taste the color green.
This life is the only one we get. I hate what his crisis did to me but you get to a point (for me it took several years) when you say "no more". That will look different for each of us. I spend time with him and in some ways it is comfortable and in other ways it is bizarre. Somehow, the connection between us is still there....but for others, they choose not to continue any contact.
Bottom line being, this is our life....we get to decide.
Good job PacMan!!!