Q&A How Do I Apply Worton's Third Task to Infidelity?

Submitted by Leslie_Hardie Wed, 07/03/2019 - 09:37

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How do I apply Worton’s third task, adjusting to an environment in which the deceased is missing, to infidelity?

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I truly struggle with the

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I truly struggle with the internal adjustments. I tend to immediately think things are my fault or I lack something that caused these things to happen to me and my family. I have to open my heart and mind to God and listen for his guidance on how to proceed. I will be honest, I am not as successful at this as I would like, I just know that he is a trusting and loving god and will guide me back if I let him.

I truly struggle with the

Submitted by [name hidden] on

I truly struggle with the internal adjustments. I tend to immediately think things are my fault or I lack something that caused these things to happen to me and my family. I have to open my heart and mind to God and listen for his guidance on how to proceed. I will be honest, I am not as successful at this as I would like, I just know that he is a trusting and loving god and will guide me back if I let him.

I truly struggle with the

Submitted by [name hidden] on

I truly struggle with the internal adjustments. I tend to immediately think things are my fault or I lack something that caused these things to happen to me and my family. I have to open my heart and mind to God and listen for his guidance on how to proceed. I will be honest, I am not as successful at this as I would like, I just know that he is a trusting and loving god and will guide me back if I let him.

I truly struggle with the

Submitted by [name hidden] on

I truly struggle with the internal adjustments. I tend to immediately think things are my fault or I lack something that caused these things to happen to me and my family. I have to open my heart and mind to God and listen for his guidance on how to proceed. I will be honest, I am not as successful at this as I would like, I just know that he is a trusting and loving god and will guide me back if I let him.

I truly struggle with the

Submitted by [name hidden] on

I truly struggle with the internal adjustments. I tend to immediately think things are my fault or I lack something that caused these things to happen to me and my family. I have to open my heart and mind to God and listen for his guidance on how to proceed. I will be honest, I am not as successful at this as I would like, I just know that he is a trusting and loving god and will guide me back if I let him.

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