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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
You’ve been helped — now help others.
Surviving infidelity has likely made you an even stronger, wiser, more compassionate person — one who has a wealth of knowledge, experience, support and advice to offer others. In this section, you’ll learn how to constructively channel and share what you’ve learned.
In this section you will find:
- How to broaden your support network
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I am going to help you and your family.
Jennifer Bazner, MA, LLPC, works with individuals and families in crisis, including families racked by infidelity. She is on the staff of www.break-free-from-the-affair as well as the Fountain Hill Center for Counseling and Consultation.
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Open Your Heart To Love
Dr. Tim Ong is a medical doctor who has a keen interest in self improvement and personal transformation. In his free time, he teaches meditation and gives public talks. He is also the webmaster of MindScienceInfo.com.
Many people live without love. They cannot love themselves or anyone else. Some feel that they do not deserve love. But without love, no matter what else you have is not enough. We need to love ourselves unconditionally in order to live fully.
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Here's My Story
I'm heartbroken and angry
I'm not sure if I even have a right to post my story here as its not nearly as heart wrenching as some I have read but I'm looking for closure and maybe support... My boyfriend and I have been together for nearly seven years and have been blissfully happy - both of us have been cheated on before and swore we would never hurt each other in that way. 10 days ago he went to a wedding of mutual friends (I was too sick to go along) he got drunk and passed out. His friends told him the next day that he was kissing some other woman (he swears he doesn't remember) he says he is certain there was only kissing as he woke up fully dressed and alone in his hotel room and his friends dragged him off this other woman and took him to the hotel but he honestly cannot remember because he was drinking. I'm heartbroken and angry ... Should I forgive and forget walk away before we get married? I don't know...
