Editor’s Note: This article is excerpted from Life, In Spite of Me: Extraordinary Hope After a Fatal Choice by Kristen Jane Anderson with Trisha Goyer. This...
We named her Noah, our child who ushered me into this season of bright sadness.
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"Real life is not always pleasant. Every marriage experiences disappointments, misunderstandings, sickness and financial crisis. Ashleigh doesn’t camouflage the pain in her own marriage, and offers practical ideas on how to walk through the difficulties and find intimacy on the journey. If you are anything like me, I predict that as you read, you too will find yourself laughing, wiping tears, and saying 'Oh, yes.'"
-- Gary Chapman, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The 5 Love Languages