Beauty out of Ashes
So it has been about 18 months since my husband left. And I no longer write on this blog for reasons already stated.
But the beauty is that several people have found my blog - women who have gone through similar struggles and can relate to the pain and healing that I have found. Some how by simply reading my truth - they are able to relate to my pain and find some small bit of comfort in the knowing that someone else has gone through something similar.
So to all of you out there who read, know this. If you ever stumble upon this blog and want to talk further about my journey - email me. I will listen and hear your pain. I have no real answers, but somehow in knowing someone else has gone through the same thing - the betrayal and deception that comes with affairs...it helps. I don't know how, but it does.
I am definitely on the journey towards healing. There is hope now. There is a relief that comes from being rescued from a hard situation. The days of sadness are still there but they are less than they were before. My biggest learning is that it is so much better to walk in truth than to live in denial. I would much rather know the truth and deal with it than to try to pretend nothing is wrong. Only then can you learn to fly...
amie.carlson@gmail.com
(my husband left on July 2, 2005...posts after that time are directly related to the pain of the affair, the divorce and the loneliness that accompanies it)
But the beauty is that several people have found my blog - women who have gone through similar struggles and can relate to the pain and healing that I have found. Some how by simply reading my truth - they are able to relate to my pain and find some small bit of comfort in the knowing that someone else has gone through something similar.
So to all of you out there who read, know this. If you ever stumble upon this blog and want to talk further about my journey - email me. I will listen and hear your pain. I have no real answers, but somehow in knowing someone else has gone through the same thing - the betrayal and deception that comes with affairs...it helps. I don't know how, but it does.
I am definitely on the journey towards healing. There is hope now. There is a relief that comes from being rescued from a hard situation. The days of sadness are still there but they are less than they were before. My biggest learning is that it is so much better to walk in truth than to live in denial. I would much rather know the truth and deal with it than to try to pretend nothing is wrong. Only then can you learn to fly...
amie.carlson@gmail.com
(my husband left on July 2, 2005...posts after that time are directly related to the pain of the affair, the divorce and the loneliness that accompanies it)
posted by Amie at 9:25 AM
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