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Stacie Wimer - Ep. 25.3 - I think I was hoping that if I did enough, and was good enough, and could make our home life perfect enough, that it would make him happy.
In this episode we learn how Stacie decided to leave the marriage, where she went first, and how quickly she began to remember who she was and how important her happiness is. We hear what she has to say about what it was like when she finally decided to separate. The terror she had that something could happen and the pressure to make things work out. Most of all she talks about trying to be perfect and what that felt like.
This episode takes us to when she breaks free from the broken cycle and tastes the new life she leaped into with her daughter and what that felt like. She doesn't leave any details of what she encountered out, you really get a sense of what it was like for her.
If you are about to contemplate leaving and haven’t yet heard a story that will cause you, this is the one. Stacie shares her story in an elegant and peaceful way. A way any and all of us could learn from.
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By Peter Maestrey
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In this episode we learn how Stacie decided to leave the marriage, where she went first, and how quickly she began to remember who she was and how important her happiness is. We hear what she has to say about what it was like when she finally decided to separate. The terror she had that something could happen and the pressure to make things work out. Most of all she talks about trying to be perfect and what that felt like.
This episode takes us to when she breaks free from the broken cycle and tastes the new life she leaped into with her daughter and what that felt like. She doesn't leave any details of what she encountered out, you really get a sense of what it was like for her.
If you are about to contemplate leaving and haven’t yet heard a story that will cause you, this is the one. Stacie shares her story in an elegant and peaceful way. A way any and all of us could learn from.
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