A Story of Hope: Susie and Jack

A story of Hope from One of Our "Mentorship Couples"

My name is Jack Graham and this is my wife Suzie. We are here tonight to share with you our testimony about what God has done in our lives…the miracles He performed in both Suzie and I. He has taken our mess and given us a message…we pray that you will find hope, comfort, and encouragement through these words.

"Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of c...

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I would highly recommend giving this a try.
 
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Submitted by stella1 on 6 years 11 months

Struggling to find real boundaries and relationship consequences for breaking those boundaries. Looking for guidance as the 'Co- Addict" a term in which I despise but have to learn to embrace.

Submitted by Skier on 5 years 7 months

I’m not embracing this for myself. Yes, his addictions blinded me to the person that I married, that he pretended to be. Am I a co-addict for requiring a polygraph and disclosures? I don’t choose to carry this title for myself. I am not going to embrace it, either. I’m sorry that you find yourself carrying this title in your own life story finding forgiveness for ourselves and others. Keep going forward.

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