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<BR>Can someone tell me where to find Plan A and Plan B? Are they in this website or in Dr. Harley's book?
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Yes. Actually you can find them both places, but I think it is explain better here. It has been awhile since I read it but I think you can find how to get to it on the home page of marriagebuilders. I know there is something there that says Plan A and Plan B. The book also talks about them at the end of the book in one of the appendex. Hope this helps.<P>------------------<BR>di<P>
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If you go to the very first site that comes up on marriage builders, over to the far left hand side there are some bullet points under WHAT'S NEW that say What are Plan A and Plan B. Click on that for an answer. I don't understand it all the way because my H won't give up the OW, so I don't understand how it applies to me, but I guess Plan A is meeting his unmet needs, and Plan B is separating (only as a last resort). Maybe someone else would be better at explaining it. <P>Good luck, God bless.
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