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<\/p>\nPhysical abuse in your own home is one of the scariest things you can experience. If you\u2019re not safe with your own husband, then when are you ever safe?<\/p>\n
Everyone who knows you and loves you may get scared too and say you have to get out of that relationship so you’ll be safe. They\u2019ll want to protect you. So then it seems pretty hopeless and maybe even foolish to try to fix a marriage after there\u2019s been hitting, kicking, shaking or choking.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s what I used to think too. But I got schooled!<\/p>\n
I got schooled in the best possible way by women who have lived through domestic violence and still fixed their relationships.<\/p>\n
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I found out that I too was scared of domestic violence. So scared that I couldn\u2019t find my faith and I became bossy and told women they should leave if they were in that scary situation.<\/p>\n
I became Mrs. Know-It-All, who didn\u2019t actually know that when there\u2019s violence in the home that doesn\u2019t mean the relationship can\u2019t be fixed.<\/p>\n
I learned from women who are braver than me. Women who had restraining orders against their husbands and decided to remove them.<\/p>\n
I heard from women who had to go to the hospital for their injuries after fighting with their husbands.<\/p>\n
These women were scared too, but something made them decide to try The Six Intimacy Skills\u2122<\/a> instead of giving up on their marriages. As the experts on their own lives, they decided to experiment.<\/p>\n They didn\u2019t want to be victims, and they didn\u2019t want to be divorced, so they found a way to fix their marriages and make them safe.<\/p>\n They even became coaches who now show other women how to fix their marriages after domestic violence.<\/p>\n Here are three of the common themes I hear from these incredibly accomplished women:<\/p>\n Contents<\/p>\n<\/span><\/div>\n\n\n