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Analysis Of Deb Laaser's Spouse Recovery
It’s unfortunate that you had to endure that type of pain as a kid. While reading your thread, I thought about what Deb Laaser said while she was talking to Jennifer Cisney in the presentation titled “Spouse Recovery.” She talked about what happened between her and Mark Laaser and how Mark engaged in sexual behaviors that were not right. However, she said even though the situation was a bad one, there is hope in the struggle. Cisney said that God used Laaser’s situation as a means to strengthen her. I am not condoning what happening to you. I am just saying that, like Laaser, hopefully you were able to find some type of strength and growth in your
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