Q&A How do I move forward without full disclosure?

Submitted by Leslie_Hardie Wed, 04/05/2017 - 10:18

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My husband’s affair began 2002, ended 2005 when It I initially discovered it. However, my husband denied \any sexual involvement with that person. Fast forward to summer 2016 his affair came to light and my husband finally admitted to having a sexual and emotional relationship with that person. Since his affair was so long ago, he has limited memory of some specifics that I feel are important. How can I/we move forward without full disclosure? I feel stuck.

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