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    UNHEALED HEARTS MAKE UNHEALTHY CHOICES: Living Beyond Sexual Addiction
    UNHEALED HEARTS MAKE UNHEALTHY CHOICES: Living Beyond Sexual Addiction
    UNHEALED HEARTS MAKE UNHEALTHY CHOICES: Living Beyond Sexual Addiction
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    UNHEALED HEARTS MAKE UNHEALTHY CHOICES: Living Beyond Sexual Addiction

    By Rebecca P. Wood

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    This small book is for those who, deep inside, long for more; for those who believe the choices they have made must forever separate them from the good life; and for those who wonder if life is worth living at all. I walked in your shoes for much of my life. Abandoned. Abused. Angry. Homeless. Hopeless. Heartsick. Depressed. Discouraged. Desperate enough to do whatever it took to find peace, I reached the end of myself.

    Shame and blame are as old as creation, and the results have not changed. When we take a wrong turn, we get confused. Too many wrong turns, and we get lost. But there is a map that can help us find our way, no matter where we are. It is the map of love, calling to us through every drop of rain, every sunrise, every star, and every circumstance, saying, "Come. Let Me show you the way."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCovenant Books, Inc.
    Release dateMar 20, 2024
    ISBN9798891120570
    UNHEALED HEARTS MAKE UNHEALTHY CHOICES: Living Beyond Sexual Addiction

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