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  1. Wow, I love the way you tell your story. My marriage too has encountered that carcinogen. When i first found out i was wounded and thought there was something wrong with me. In counseling I found out this was not because i was not enough for my husband…yes, this was a hard time but when we began to ask for help and let people see us for who we really were God was able to bring healing. He began to surround us with people we could trust&people who wanted to see us in a moving, expanding, loving place with God and with each other. Not the we have attained this but we have learned doing this journey in secret is never joyful.

  2. Thank you for sharing your story. I have heard of this happening to so many people in and out of the ministry. It’s one of Satan’s many tools he uses to blind us. I am thankful for healing from this sin as well. God bless!

  3. I accidentally posted too soon. I meant I am thankful for healing for those who have encountered this sin as well, not for me personally, although I know no one is immune to it.

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