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Can This Marriage Be Saved?

Posted on June 28, 2012 by iMOM

If your marriage has suffered a major earthquake like infidelity, a financial meltdown or loss of a loved one, you may find yourself wondering if life will ever feel normal again. Most counselors say that couples can get back to a healthy, positive place, but shouldn’t expect it to be exactly like life before the crisis. It will be “the new normal.”

What’s difficult for many couples is that their healing process may follow a different timeline or path. If you’ve bounced back and are ready to move ahead while your spouse still struggles to process the hurt and heal, frustration can set in. Whatever hurt you’ve experienced in your marriage, here are 3 Things You Need to Know to Help Your Marriage Heal.

If you’re the one who’s not moving forward, here are 5 Steps to Forgiveness in Marriage. While it’s not healthy to linger in your pain forever, many of the major setbacks a marriage can suffer require many months of recovery for one or both. If a past affair is the shadow you’re trying to outrun, remember that repairing the damage is work, but it’s worth it!

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Tammyroy1

WHOEVER WROTE THIS DOESN’T HAVE A CLUE WHAT IT’S LIKE TO BE CHEATED ON. YOU’RE JUST SUPPOSE TO LET THEM SAY I’M SORRY AND MORE OR LESS LET IT GO UNTIL THE NEXT TIME. AND THERE WILL BE A NEXT TIME!!!!
Kimberly41367

Cheating is never an answer. You have to look at what was going on in your marriage prior to the infidelity. So many factors, length of relationship, alcohol drugs involved, lack of communication, age. It is not a given it will happen again it is a difficult time but also a time to open your eyes & ask why? what? and who?