Hi Molli,<P>Wow...that is so great. It doesn't take much to get us back on track does it? That's what I like about this forum. When I am at my weakest I gain strenght from you all here.<P>Your rollercoaster comment really touched me. I made a decision a few days ago that really helped me with the rollercoaster thing, and I shared it with my H last night. He was pretty impressed with my attitude. I told him that the rollercoaster ride was HIS. I wanted off of his rollercoaster becasue I had my own ride going on. I said other than giving him time and space I could not help him, that I was working hard on improving MYSELF. Now, I am not convinced that this is totally true, because his attitudes and moods to affect me, but since I started looking at thing this way it has helped ME.<P>His is starting, just barely, to see me as a more independent person. I can not fix my H. I can not control his actions (obviously this is true as he had a 2 year affair right under my nose). If I couldn't control him when he was living here, I certainly can't control his actions when he is living apart from me.<P>I am learning (Thanks Lostva) to reward his honesty. He is learning to be honest. Yeah, it hurts at times and scares me to death, but he needs and wants a true partner and I am going with that.<P>So even though he lives with OW most of his calls are to you!!! That is so great!!! No wonder you have more resolve now to go on. I see good things happening there, and I know it's scary to get hopeful, but it seems like he is at least thinking now. I bet he left his cell phone bill there on purpose, knowing that you'd peek, and wanting you to see that he is detaching himself from OW.<P>It may take a lot more time. As you've seen it takes a while for them to break the addiction. Let him do it on his time schedule, not yours. <P>So great to see such good news.<BR>allison