husband and wife

Our counselor, Maurice, suggested my husband and I blog together or each have a blog.

We decided to each have our own. So, my man started a blog this morning.

We're hoping that through our blogs other people can find help and hope.

We have been on this journey for 6 years. Some times are better than others.

Sometimes I'm not sure we're going to make it to celebrate another anniversary with him.

But, I follow my heart and the Spirit and do what I feel is best for ME right now.

We're still married, we're still fighting and we will win!

Together we can make our lives better.

I wish men, those still single and those who are married, could understand, really understand, that when you bring this addiction into a marriage you are affecting a whole family and your wife is there to be part of your team. I love when my man is honest with me, when he tells me he's tempted and needs help, when he asks me to take him to work so there isn't a temptation to go somewhere after work. It makes me feel like we're a team fighting to over come this addiction and that we're going to win TOGETHER!

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