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Keep Your Marriage StrongCouples communication and relationship experts David Bulitt and Julie Bulitt share their relational knowledge in Secrets of Strong Couples. With stories and marriage help tested by real couples, learn how to survive and thrive after relationship and marriage fights, becoming parents, deaths, and other struggles.Get partnership and marriage help tested by real couples. The relationship experts behind the bestselling The Core Conversations for Couples put together another essential couples book for relationships. Secrets of Strong Couples shows you how real couples have made it through to the other side of real crises—together.
Learn how to overcome couples communication hardships, marriage fights, and more. Walk alongside committed partners as you learn how to fix your marriage or relationship, no matter what life throws at you. Whether you're dealing with infertility, job loss, infidelity, grief, or other relationship strife, these personal stories provide all the relationship and marriage advice you need to thrive!
Inside this essential couples gift, you'll find:
Practical advice from authors experienced in couples, marriage counseling and divorce law
Examples of how to persevere through life's most difficult trials without losing each other
Real couples communication help from partners who are not afraid to share their difficult stories
Readers of couples books for relationships like This Is How Your Marriage Ends by Matthew Fray, Marriage Be Hard by Kevin Fredericks & Melissa Fredericks, or Communication Miracles for Couples by Jonathan Robinson will love Secrets of Strong Couples.
Contents
Contents
Introduction: Drilling Down
The First Conflict: Becoming a Parent
Karim and Natasha: Finding the Same Page
John and Jennifer: Infertility, Adoption and the Second Time Around
Megan and Sean: Religion, Family, and IVF
Torrence and Tamika: Maybe It's Not Meant to Be
Brittany and Nicholas: Can We Go Thru It Again?
Bethany and George: Yours, Mine, Ours?
The Second Conflict: Illness, Death and Loss
Barbara and Steve: Silence and Strength Carry Them Through
Linda and Matt: Our Boy Has Cancer
Sarah and Michael: She's Crazy. I Love Her.
Jeff and Dana: It's Not Jeff. It's Someone Else. Someone I Don't Know.
Brandon and Lauren: Why Can't He Be Normal?
Tony and Nicole: He Used to Run. Now He Sleeps.
Becca and Ron: She Won't Get Better. And Then She'll Die.
The Third Conflict: Jobs, Careers, and Money
Ty and Candice: It's a Man's Job. I Failed.
Randi and Jake: He Needs to Get Back to the Office
Kyle and Morgan: I Thought It Was a Good Idea. Then the Credit Cards Got Maxed.
Juan and Vanessa: Kids Are in School. I'm Back to Work.
Noah and Lindsey: We're Broke. Are We Broken?
Troy and Angel: Up in Smoke
The Fourth Conflict: Frequent Fractures
Kimberly and Ben: Only a One Nighter. Or Was It Two?
Pam and Ryan: His Mom Makes Our Bed
Gina and Todd: It Used to Just Take a Stiff Wind
Christie and Jim: Another Dead Soldier
Tristan and Carly: He Gambled. We Lost.
Keith and Anna: I Have Three children. Didn't Ask for a Fourth.
The Fifth Conflict: Living Your Life
Aimee and Claudia: Yes, We're Gay. Yes, That's Our Son.
Max and Inez: We're Jewish. He's Black.
Maya and Howard: It's Not as Sweet as a Cookie
Jamar and Nichelle: He Should Be Hammering Nails, Not Painting Them
Cam and Erin: Black Plus White Equals What Exactly?
Corey and Scott: It's Not the 1950s. Or Is It?
The Takeaway
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