Navigating a Convoluted Infertility Journey & Oversharing About OCD

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Show Notes for this Episode

• 4:19: How do I cope with my family's reaction to my husband's OCD?
• 17:07:How do we deal with different styles of conflict resolution in our relationships?
• 25:47:My daughter was conceived via egg donor from my sister; how do we handle this as she gets older?
• 43:49:The company I work for started on Biblical principles but is straying away from that
• 53:03:Lyrics of the Day: "My Prerogative" - Bobby Brown

tags: OCD, family, boundaries, disagreement/conflict, culture/current events, marriage, parenting, adoption, counseling/therapy, workplace/career, faith, anger/resentment/bitterness

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