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Bea and Jim: Surviving a Parent’s Worst Nightmare
Bea and Jim, married for 55 years, talk about losing their 17 year old son in an automobile accident 20 years ago.Bob and Barbara: No Sweeping (Under the Rug) Allowed!
Bob hates conflict and wants to sweep problems under the rug, while Barbara confronts issues directly. Learn how this inspirational couple, married 41 years, addressed their classic differences in communication and conflict resolution.Greg and Priscilla: Family of Origin and Trust Issues
On the day of their 35th wedding anniversary, Greg and Priscilla share intimately about how they struggled with and overcame emotional baggage and trust issues in their relationship.Kathe and David: Being Soul Mates Isn’t Easy!
"I wanted to stab him in his sleep!" How can you be so in love and so frustrated at the same time? Kathe and David met in 2nd grade and consider themselves soul mates but have strong personalities and huge […]
Laura and Jay: She’d Rather Read a Book!
Laura and Jay, married 26 years, share their challenges with different levels of sexual desire and communication about their sexual needs. Their turning point happened in bed one night when Jay lamented "You'd rather make love to your book than […]
Paul and Beth’s 19 Year Sexual Journey
In this extraordinary video Paul and Beth openly share their sexual challenges and learnings experienced during their 19 year marriage. Truly inspirational!Paul and Peggy: Dealing Gracefully with Step Parenting, Cancer, and Unemployment
When it rains it pours. Paul and Peggy, married 40 years, stuck together as a team when many couples would have fallen apart when his kids said "Your not my mother!", through Peggy's breast cancer and Paul's periods of unemployment. […]
