DOING THINGS WITH MY HUSBAND

The impact of my husband's affair has affected his entire family, not just our marriage. Everyone is hurt by cheating on a spouse. Is it worth it?

When I learned that my mother had dementia, I realized that our relationship would change. I've continued to learn from her, but it is in a different way now.

Learn the about the three benefits of doing crafts with your kids.

I've been seeing glimpses of what life will be like for my husband and I once we're both retired. It may not be perfect, but I think love will eventually conquer all our differences.

It wasn't until I held my new baby in my arms that I realized I knew nothing about caring for an infant. I made several mistakes with my newborn. Read what I have learned (the hard way) about caring for a new baby.

A personal account of my reaction to the news that my husband will be deployed to Kuwait.

Flower gardens can be a lot of fun to create and make a big difference in the look of your property. But what if you don't have a green thumb?

Do you have a husband who is an alcoholic? Do you find it difficult to live a happy life with your husband's drunken rages and unpredictable behavior? If so don't delay getting help.

The following is a funny conversation I had with my daughter on Facebook, catching up and talking about the H1N1 flu symptoms among other things.

Men think things are romantic just like women do. Men just wont admit it as easy as Women tend to.

This true story tells how I lived through my husband's confession of having an affair...and explains why I made the choice to stay with him.

ADDers are easily distracted, but there are some things that my husband cannot be distracted from.

I have decided to use writing as the means of dealing with the sometimes-raving maniac who is my husband. I am going to write a series of reports on incidents in our lives and try to figure out where our life together should end up.

Having an open marriage is interesting enough...

An update on the situation conveyed in a previous article about the effects of grief and depression on my family as a whole and my husband specifically.

My husband was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and ADHD early on in our marriage and we have had a rough time learning to live with it. Every aspect of our "normal" life has been affected dealing with this disorder.

How my husband and I are staying afloat despite financially tough times.

My husband got laid off, and a lot of other companies seem to be following suit. A lot of people are getting laid off. Instead of thinking about how rotten the economy is, let's take a step back and see why.

I would not say I coped with my mother in laws cancer so much as I flew by the seat of my pants at the time. How can you cope with a situation you can barely comprehend let alone think about?

People would give me sympathy or ask me how I felt with my husband gone, insinuating it was wrong. That's when I would tell them things the media wouldn't.

My husband had a massive stroke that left him right side paralyzed and with no verbal or written ability to communicate. An event we thought could never happen to us did happen. It destroyed our previously comfortable and often complacent lives...