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When
my husbands sexual addiction was uncovered in 1996, I did not know
that it would be the most profound event that would transform my life. He
had numerous affairs for most of our marriage, and despite all the clues,
I was clueless. In the days and weeks that followed my discovery of his
infidelities, I was stunned and full of self-blame; I was sure I had driven
him to act out sexually. Months later, I finally understood that I had nothing to do with his affairs. My self-blame turned into compassion for myself and for him, and my shock led me down a path of healing. |
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Nearly eight years later, I am a changed woman, committed to sharing my story so that others can also heal. My story is an opportunity for the other side of addictionthose of us who love the addict--to be heard. We are seen as the sane survivors, the population without the problem, but we lose to the addiction, too. The effects of sex addiction cross every cultural, economic, and educational paradigm. I am one such statistic. I have had the opportunity to share my story with hundreds of people and the reactions have been powerful and confirming. Recovering addicts have approached me with tears in their eyes, pleading that I publish my story. They gained new insight into how their addiction contributed to their partners anguish, and partners were relieved to know that healing was not only possible, but could really bring joy to their lives. People who hear my story recognize it as a powerful message from a survivor who is thriving.
To buy Kate's book or CD, click here now!
Cover iIllustration by Amelia Morgan, an artist trained
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