WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Here’s where the road to a healthier you begins.

Living through a partner’s infidelity can be devastating — to your self-image, your emotions, your health, even your career. But you can actually emerge a stronger, healthier, more self-reliant and happier person. The first steps on that road are taken here.

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In this section you will find:

  • How to get into physical and mental shape
  • How diet and exercise improve emotional health
  • Make the mind/body connection happen
  • Eating right, for life








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Surviving Infidelity: 94 He says it means nothing to him anymore and he wants to leave it in the past.

Today is the 1-year mark for me finding out that my husband and my best friend were having an affair. I thought the pain would be less by now. We were separated, but never in my wildest dreams did I think it would be forever, or that he would stray. He had not been working and the financial stress was so much that is why I left. Thinking maybe something would change. It certainly did. My friend who always told me she didn't know how I could deal with him; decided she wanted to give it a try. It was a very painful time, but he broke it off and our marriage is better than ever. I feel I have forgiven, I just can't forget. And the pain is still so sharp. I do not know all the details - that is something that bothers me. I WANT TO KNOW. He says it means nothing to him anymore and he wants to leave it in the past. We have talked about our relationship and I know he is remorseful. She would not talk to me about it or see me. Here a year later, I still feel the need to sit with her, look her in the eye and ask - How? Why?


03/13/2010 12:57 PM