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Welcome To Save Your Marriage and Regain Lost Love

I am glad you have found my lens because here you will find everything you need to help you save your marriage and regain the love you thought you had lost.

I too have been in the situation where I thought my marriage was over. Despite being a qualified counsellor and hypnotherapist I needed some help and decided that I would help others in the same situation to find the help they required.

I hope you will find the articles and resources I post here of help. Return often as I will update regularly.

I look forward to hearing that your marriage is now better and that you are finding the love you thought you had lost. I cannot promise an instant magic formula but if you truly wish to save your marriage you are in the right place.

Bob Lampard

Regain Lost Love?...New Product Review 

Have you or someone you know found themselves
in a situation where they would do almost anything
to get back with their ex? You'll cry, you'll beg,
you'll threaten, you'll promise to change, but
they keep walking.

Ending a relationship and losing someone you
love from your life can be one of the most
frustrating and defining moments in your lifetime,
and it's hard to know what the right thing to do
is when you are trying desperately to turn things
around.

I get a lot of emails from people claiming that
they have the answer to everyone's prayers, and
they have the secret technique that is necessary
to bring your partner back, but most I find
lacking. It's hard to get excited every time I get
a new product on my desk, that was until Mirabelle
Summers asked me to review her latest ebook.

Mirabelle Summers has recently finished an ebook
which covers all the essential steps necessary to
maximize your chances of getting your ex back,
without the begging, manipulation, or silly games.
Let's face it, if you and your partner have broken
up and you want them back, you are going to need
to do something pretty special to convince your ex
that it's worth another chance, and that things
are going to be different this time.

The problem with getting your ex back is that
often your first instincts are the ones that are
likely to do the most damage. Begging, crying,
pleading, threatening, getting another partner to
make them jealous, doing anything to get the
attention you are craving, are all things that are
going to reinforce the fact that the breakup was
the right thing to do.

That's why Mirabelle Summers' "2nd Chance - How To
Win Back The Love Of Your Ex" is different.
Summers and her stable of writers have come up
with a 6-step program that is going to take you
from getting through the immediate grief, to
thinking about what happened, all before initiating
contact, knowing what to talk about, and steps for
putting love into practice.

If you are serious about rescuing your
relationship and winning back the love of your ex,
this 6-step plan is going to deliver something
pretty substantial. In addition to her
comprehensive 6-step system, she also answers key
questions covering topics such as:

An Uncommunicative Ex 'Just Be Friends' Zone
Getting Over Past Mistakes When Your Ex is with
Someone Else Dealing with an Emotionless Ex Do
They Still Love Me?

When I took a look at how much information is
in here, I was truly impressed. This is no
ordinary ebook. At a whopping 174 pages, it's
much, much more. Mirabelle has really given it all away
with her 6-step system. This ebook is guaranteed
to assist even the most desperate relationship
situation!

If you want to win back the love of your ex,
there is no room for mistakes or techniques that
are going to do more damage than good. You need to
develop a considered and genuine approach to
winning your ex back, and that's exactly what
Mirabelle Summers' "2nd Chance - How To Win Back The Love Of
Your Ex" will do. It's the first place I would
turn to rescue a relationship.

But don't take my word for it, see for
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I promise you will learn something from this
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ever made! Win back your ex and rebuild your love.
Do it right this time!

Bob Lampard

Relationship Rescue 

A Problem of Communication

It happens to the best of us. Communication is such a fickle thing, and the lines of communication can become blurred every so often, especially when feelings are involved. Even those who think that
they are immune to the confusion of conflict can find themselves drawn into a communication breakdown when they least expect it, and chaos ensues.

This happened to me on the weekend, and until to be quite honest, it took me by surprise. Even those of us who are better equipped than many others are not immune. My partner told me something that really hurt my feelings, and I lashed back in defense. It was a silly argument, over something as simple as a misplaced bottle of aftershave. But to me, it represented something much deeper, that had been simmering away for a couple of weeks. I get frustrated at having to search for something when it is not where I expect it to be. Worse still when my partner has shifted it and I don't know the first place to begin searching.

Aftershave, needles and thread, car keys, a Tupperware container to store my baking soda in, covers for our outdoor chairs, all were examples of instances where I had to turn the house upside-down. A simple answer from my partner when these things were shifted would have saved me a lot of time and frustration. And the answer I got? "You need to open your eyes and organize yourself better"

I was gutted. When I come home from work I exercise the dog and cook dinner so that it is on the table by the time my partner gets home. The house is always spotless and warm, as I'm very conscious of coming home to a tidy environment. I see this as a fundamental part of my role in coming home first, and it takes a lot of my
time. To imply that I have the time to "organize yourself better" really hurt.

I don't expect praise, but I did hope that my efforts were recognized. I got told that "I don't expect you to cook my dinner every night" was interpreted by me as ingratitude, and hurt me even more.

So where to from here? My partner felt guilty at coming home every night to the perfect household, whereas I felt guilty if it wasn't perfect. It was never about me trying to make him feel guilty, but it seems it did. And this is where the communication fell down. He misinterpreted my efforts, and I misinterpreted his response.

Communication, communication, communication. I need for my partner to keep me informed of where things move to. I need to be informed. I need to voice my frustration before it gets to boiling point. We both need to talk about our feelings more, and how each of our contributions to our home and our relationship make us feel, and how we interpret each others contributions. It is not a competition, but for many couples it feels like it.

When people feel guilt or stress, it leads them to act funny ways. Often stress and guilt are barriers to communication. The key to overcoming them is to recognize what it is, and have the courage to
talk about it. You might be able to do it as a couple, or you might want the help of a friend who can listen to the way you are communicating with each other and offer insights and advice.

We got it sorted out, and kissed and hugged. It wouldn't hurt so much if I didn't feel such love at the same time. But it served as a good reminder to me. Sometimes you get so wrapped up in your own emotions that you forget to think of the other person. You also need to entertain the possibility that you are misinterpreting each other. Talking about it is the way to expose the miscommunication and let the healing begin.

A good lesson to learn.

Thanks to Andrew Rusbatch.

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Dealing With Cheating 

There are many different reasons why marriages fail. It could be about financial problems, lack of communication, abuse or neglect. However, in a majority of relationships the main reason is infidelity by one partner or the other.

Nothing strikes more fear into any man or woman than the thought their spouse may be cheating. Yet every year more and more marriages are broken by infidelity.

The reasons for infidelity are many and varied and although it is not the purpose of this article to analyse the reasons for cheating it is worth
mentioning a few.

There are, of course, the highly regretted and guilt laden 'drunken one night flings' which occur at office parties or boys/girls nights out. However,
even in these so called promiscuous times the excuse for being drunk and not knowing what one was doing is merely a pretence for a more serious
underlying reason.

Another reason is the fear of commitment. This used to be solely reserved for men but these days women too often tell the world that for all intent and purpose they are committed to the marriage, but see cheating as a way of continuing to 'have fun'. The same fun they both could have with each other if they thought about it more.

Low self-esteem and believing subconsciously that they are not worthy of their spouse may cause a partner to cheat. The need to make other conquests to prove to themselves they do in fact have worth.

This is usually due to not receiving the love and attention they needed from their parents as children.

Unhappiness is another reason for cheating. A stressful job; tied to the housework or children; not enough money, all may cause the belief that
having a short term fling will help get the through. The worst possible thing they could do!

Most relationships fail not because of the cheating itself, but because trust has been destroyed with the lies. The avoidance at all costs to avoid telling the truth about what happened.

The cheater will risk losing everything with lies rather than doing the one thing that could possibly save the relationship.

A broken vow cannot be repaired, but working together, or with a therapist, to discover the real reason for the cheating, trust can be restored over time by truth, persistence and forgiveness.

If there is even a tiny bit of love left surely it is worth fighting for.

Bob Lampard

P.S. For an excellent resource I can recommend on how to survive an affair and recover from the heartbreak click here

A Magic Trick For You When All Seems Lost..... 

I saw this a while ago.

Although it was not directly related to Saving Marriages it works very well if things seem to be getting on top of you.

Try it! I did, and... Shazaam! Things began to change.

If you just whistle every now and then;

Skip every thousandth step or so;

Skim the odd stone across the odd pond;

Go dancing on the occasional blue moon, if only alone in the dark;

Dress up sometimes, even with nowhere to go...

For simply stirring up some little bit of hope, no matter how silly or disconnected your actions seem to be with the rest of the world, magic flashes in the unseen, friends are summoned, connections are timed, stars are aligned, opportunities are crystallized and serendipities are calculated, creating possibilities for new realities that cannot now even be imagined from where you presently stand.

Thoughts become things... choose the good ones!

Bob Lampard

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    PhoneDetectiveCenter PhoneDetectiveCenter Dec 18, 2009 @ 12:44 pm
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    DetectiveCenter DetectiveCenter Dec 18, 2009 @ 11:43 am
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    divorcingsurvival divorcingsurvival Dec 11, 2009 @ 12:51 am
    Marriages are made in heaven but celebrated on earth. But sometimes these celebrations turn sour because of several reasons and take the form of divorce, thus parting the souls which were meant to stay together. The pain through which the divorced people pass though cannot be expressed in words.
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    divorcingsurvival divorcingsurvival Dec 10, 2009 @ 11:16 pm
    Great lens. I must admit that I have very limited experience with divorce personally. Having never been married, that would be difficult. However, I have dated a few women who were divorced or in separation. I have found that they tend to be either carefree and adventurous, wanting nothing more than to forget about their past marriage and relishing the new, or they are very cautious and introverted. I believe they have this need to find love, but are afraid of being once again stuck in a loveless, passionless, or abusive relationship.
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    Nancy Gregory Nancy Gregory Feb 4, 2009 @ 2:48 pm
    My husband 1st left in January 2008 w a women. They stayed at my brother-in-laws place in Georgia - he came back home in May 2008. I thought we were going to be able to work out our problems and reconcile our marriage but he left again in Sept 2008, this time in Holland, Michigan. He refuses to talk to me over the phone and has not responed to any of my letters I have sent him. Except just recently - the 1st letter stating that we are divorcing, the 2nd note saying that he has moved on and I should to. Recently I received preliminary paperwork he has completed that I must sign for filing for divorce. We have been married 31 years & I'm still so much in love with him. I do not want this divorce-I want us to work out our problems. How can I do this when he will not talk with me.
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    Lakeview-Selections Lakeview-Selections Aug 7, 2008 @ 4:12 pm
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    Moten Pratap Singh Moten Pratap Singh Apr 11, 2008 @ 2:42 am
    my wife left me and dont have any feelings for me but i love her and want her back. what shoul i do?
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    chris chris Mar 19, 2008 @ 12:17 pm
    My wife and I started counseling about 18 months ago and we went for about 4 months. We both had an open mind. However, everthing has been pretty mediocre since we finished counseling. After speaking last night, I found out that she feels trapped because in counseling I said our marriage will work and that is that. I also tend to smother her and get very worried when she is upset. We talked about the options last night: 1)go to counseling again and try to repair our marriage, 2) continue to live with a mediocre marriage or 3) get separated and divorced. Without a doubt I want to work on it and have a great marriage, but she feels that she is no longer in love with me and that counseling hasn't worked in the past so why will it now. I know she cares for me and she says she would be very worried about me if we split. I don't know where to turn and honestly we need some advice on what to do next. Any advice or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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    joseph h. joseph h. Mar 7, 2008 @ 9:17 pm
    my wife says she dont love me and hasnt for awhile. i havent treated her with the love she desirves but i want to. she says that maybe she needs to see if i'm what she wants. and said maybe she should look and see if someone else is better. i dont want that of course and i dont think i will be able to take her back if she does. she has took be back when i di it but i know it doesnt help to go look somewhere else. i hate myself for doing that to her everyday but whats done is done and i love her and want to be us again
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    Jennifer Jennifer Mar 2, 2008 @ 4:09 pm
    I was wondering if you could help me regain the trust in my relationship also rekindle the love. I love my partner very much, I just wish he would stop hurting me also (not physically). Okay, well I hope you can help.

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