Oh Myrta,
This really so easy. Have you really ever told Stanley what you just told me/(and a few thousand other people

)? Seriously, have you.
With your indulgence and Stanely's let me answer your questions for him if you will.
You said
You know JL...I am scared...scared that one day my husband will realize he can do better than me....scared that he will realize that I should had not been forgiven for my Affair.
Ok, I don't want to let the cat out of the bag, but here goes. Stanley KNOWS he can do better than you. My W knows she can do better than me. You know you can do better than Stanley. Let's be realistic here. There are billions of people on this planet split about 50/50 male/female. There are many people that at any given time that could be better for us.
BUT, Stanley chose you. He bestowed his love on you, as you did him. You bonded, made vows, and have children together. Believe me he knows, but he also knows that you ARE PART OF HIM now and to give you up would be like losing an arm or a leg. A large part of him, and his life would be gone.
Myrta if he could not forgive you he would have had to leave. He has forgiven you. He will never forget, but his forgiveness is there for you accept it. It is his gift to himself and you. It is a gift because it may or may not be deserved, but it is something HE wanted to give you. His real gifts to you are more than you seem to realize, they are him saying over and over again, "I forgive you. I love you." and that is why your reactions hurt him so. No matter how little time, how stupid the wrapping, what you are getting is more than money, you are receiving notification that you are forgiven.
I doubt he will ever go back on his forgiveness of you. Your goal is to give him fewer things for him to forgive in the future.

The sad thing is what he wants is for you to reach into his soul and love him, not be frustrated or worried, or even feel guilty.
Scared that he will tell my children one day what I did. I am scared of many things, then I get frustrated and I take it out on him, with the gifts. Does that make any sense to you?
No it does not make sense, but I do understand you.

Myrta, I would bet good money, if he told your children they would be hurt, they would be surprised, and then they would love you. In fact, they may love you and Stanley even more than they do now. You want to know why? Because of what you two have overcome.
I'll tell you a story. When I was a kid, my Dad was my hero. He could do no wrong. When I got older, I figured out he was human. He did not get to the very top of his profession. He worried alot, he feared for us kids because he knew he could not save us from ourselves. He was not perfect in many ways and oddly he knew this better than anyone. We discussed these things in his later years.
But, an odd thing happened Myrta. Instead of being disappointed in my Dad, I found that I respected him even more. Because given all of his preceived weakness and failures, he had achieved so much in his life. He had affected people in very positive ways, he was a man people remembered and went to with tough problems. I learned to love my Dad more not because of his successes but because of all he overcame to acheive them.
I am firmly convinced if your daughters ever find out about your affair, this will happen. Further, it will offer them hope to work through tough times if they themselves ever failed their spouse or their spouse ever failed them. You don't know this but you and Stanley are a success story, one that your daughters might really benefit from hearing. Kids think in black and white. Most people come here thinking I will never accept or forgive an affair, and then see what happens. With effort, with honesty, with love, the marriages are rebuilt.
Frankly, Myrta what you worry about is something that could be a huge help not a big loss.
I failed my husband BIG TIME with the stupid affair, and Now 4 years later I am more scared than ever to lose my husband, because of it.
Yup you did. You failed him for the length of your affair and you were failing him during a good bit of your recovery. BUT, you are not failing him now. You are right to worry about your H, but not for the reason you think. My opinion: you might lose him when he decides he is NOT good enough for YOU. When he feels that you will not accept his forgiveness, his love, and yes even his pain. You see why I weighed in on this gift thing? It was not about gifts of the sort you were thinking. I was about your fear and HIS fear. Face your fear Myrta and you will be surprised how well you do.
You then asked
JL...I know for the most part, that Stanley loves me, but, will he stop loving me because of what I did? Will it come a day down the road, that he will realize that he should throw me to the curve, and look for another woman, without an A on her forehead?
I am very lucky to have him , to be financially secured with him, to have our family, all our daughters still live with us. We do everything together, church,movies,shopping,eating,etc. We are very closed knit family, and I am scared that one day I might lose everything because of what I did.
He will only leave if you drive him away. Don't drive him away and I am betting you could not get rid of that man with a fly swatter.

I know this about him. He loves to see you smile. He loves to feel your touch. He loves it when you are happy. And he loves these things sooo much, he could forgive you and work on this marriage.
I must go now but I hope this helps you see a few things. If you have doubts about my words, ask Stanley when he gets home.
God Bless,
JL