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This Week's Question
for Dr. Heitler:
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I don't want to fight with my husband, yet I can't stop these feeling of animosity toward him and don’t even know why I have them. What is wrong with me and what should I do?....
ANSWER: The symptoms you’re describing, irritability, chronically feeling tired and weight gain all suggestion that postpartum depression may be the culprit here.....
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Dr. Susan Heitler, author of The Power of Two: Secrets to a Strong and Loving Marriage and The Power of Two Marriage Skills Workbook has been helping couples build lasting and loving marriages for over 30 years. She and her husband, married over 35 years, have enjoyed raising four children, now young adults with children of their own. |
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Watch this Week's Activity
"Learn the basics for Win-Win decision making in this week's installment of The Adventures of Tom and Vera."
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Advice From Other Moms
The Dilemma
"My boyfriend is loving and we have a great relationship...98 percent of the time. But once in awhile his temper flares. Then he curses, screams, and throws things. He never hurts me, but it is scary. I don't know what to do to calm him down. He suggested talking to his mother, which I did, but she used to just leave and take a walk. We are talking marriage, but I don't want to consider children with him if his anger isn't controlled."
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