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Your Marriage is not Hopeless After an Affair
Surviving infidelity and healing your relationship is possible.
If 
you have spent any time browsing infidelity support forums on the web, chances 
are that you have already heard about the success that many real-life couples 
have attributed to "Infidelity Crisis: How to Gain Forgiveness and Respect 
After Your Affair".  Or maybe your marriage counselor directed you to 
this site because they've seen dramatic results, too.  
But 
no matter how you found our site, we're glad you did - every marriage 
deserves a fighting chance for renewed hope and reconciliation.  That's 
why we're here! 
Our 
reader-acclaimed pdf download is a unique and human examination of the 
emotional issues that invariably follow affair discovery and a practical 
road-map that the offending partner can utilize to contribute to the 
recovery of his or her marriage.  It's a full-length, 152 page book 
written by a former betrayed spouse to help the offending marriage 
partner in their efforts to save and heal their marriage.  
It's 
currently the only infidelity book available that concentrates exclusively 
on the role of the unfaithful partner during the early stages of affair 
discovery.
"Infidelity Crisis: How to Gain Forgiveness and Respect After Your Affair" 
effectively tackles the tough emotional issues that surface after an affair 
is discovered, including: grief, anger, bitterness, distrust, retaliation, 
embarrassment, emotional exhaustion and unforgiveness.  And unlike many 
traditional self-help books, it doesn't dabble into pop psycho-babble.  
Instead, it outlines a concrete and practical plan that anyone who sincerely 
desires to rebuild his or her marriage after an affair can understand and 
employ with success.
Why 
has "Infidelity Crisis: How to Gain Forgiveness and Respect After Your 
Affair" helped so many couples struggling with infidelity?  
Because it immediately addresses the volatile emotional extremes associated 
with affair discovery, unlike many traditional approaches that can work to 
prolong the pain and anger for both marriage partners - further 
contributing to the instability of the marriage.  These theoretical 
approaches further contribute to the instability of the marriage by focusing on the marriage as a whole 
without first dealing with the injured spouse's emotional response to affair 
discovery, even though research and real-life experience says that this 
actually is not the best approach!
Despite clear statistics supporting that a couple is more likely to remain 
married if an extramarital affair is thoroughly explored through counseling:
59% of couples in counseling said that their therapist mainly focused on 
general marital problems, not the affair; and
23% of couples in counseling said that their therapist encouraged them to 
quickly cover high