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April 2008Greetings! Dear Erin, Since last summer, we've had several groups complete our online recovery course, Marriage 911. The last group wanted to let you know what they thought of the course, so we've put up an audio file for you. Have a listen to our latest Marriage 911 grads: God bless! The Hope Now Team
NewsletterWhat's in Your Fuel Tank?I can’t believe the price of gas. I never dreamed I would pay more for a gallon of gas than I do for a gallon of milk. The squeeze to my pocketbook has me thinking of alternative fuels and hybrid cars. Living outside of town leaves me with a lengthy daily commute and I’ve got to find a more economical way to get to work. At the same time, I know with my current vehicles I’m stuck, because my cars run only on petroleum products. Memory LaneI’ve been praying for Governor Spitzer this week. How well I know the trauma of painful disclosures. For those of us who have recovered from this sort of crisis, Spitzer’s and other public discoveries remind us so vividly of what we’ve overcome and what we’ve learned. How to Survive InfidelityValentine’s Day can be a difficult time for those who have recently entered into recovery. It can serve as a painful reminder of what your relationship failed to be. At the same time, remember the prospects for a fuller future; Valentine’s is great. As those of us who have traveled this road can attest, the marriage we now experience is far better than what we once had. I encourage you to stay the course and see what can happen.  |