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Healing from Infidelity Requires a Warrior's Approach

Submitted by Samuel 5 years ago

Samuel shares insight he and Samantha have used to heal both their hearts.

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I would highly recommend giving this a try.
 
-D, Texas
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What do I do, as originally

Submitted by meghan_g on

What do I do, as originally an unfaithful spouse who has now become a betrayed spouse?

Thank you so much for this

Submitted by betrayed in pa (not verified) on

Thank you so much for this video. It was a big help! Almost 4 months after d-day as the betrayed and I am now getting to the place that I feel more like a warrior than a little girl wanting to run and hide or just be done with life.