K-G for Better or for Worse
K-G has lost his foothold in life. He has no energy, doesn't know what he wants, and cannot work anymore. His wife Birgitta doesn't understand him.
K-G has lost his foothold in life. He has no energy, doesn't know what he wants, and cannot work anymore. His wife Birgitta doesn't understand him.
Christer Fjällström
K-G
Eva Fritjofson
Birgitta
Anki Larsson
Birgitta P
Sten Ljunggren
Veterinary
Hans Mosesson
Anders
K-G has lost his foothold in life. He has no energy, doesn't know what he wants, and cannot work anymore. His wife Birgitta doesn't understand him.
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