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When we made the decision to send our son to Cross Creek little did we know what was in store for us.  Our experiences in Discovery and Focus have been truly life changing.  We would never have though it possible to over come the guilt we experienced when we made the decision to send him.

The tools we learned in the three days of Discovery and the four days of Focus has made an incredible difference in our lives and the lives of our family.  Years of therapy never gave us the tools to make the changes in our lives that these seven short days have made.  We are healing and forgiving ourselves for the things that we did that lead to our family falling apart.

There is a new passion and excitement in our lives and marriage, and now we feel we have the tools to face any problem that comes along if we face it with a positive +5 attitude and a willingness to listen and seek to understand the other person’s point of view.

The road ahead is a rough one and we know there will be times of doubt and backsliding, but if we keep focused on what is important we can overcome and make better working choices.

We have made life long friendships and have learned the importance of having supportive positive people in our lives to hold us accountable.  We learned feedback given with love and honesty is essential to our growth.  That life is fun and exciting and is better shared with friends that love and support our growth and getting out of our comfort zone.

We have learned guilt and blame don’t help us, and that living in the past keeps us from creating a different future.  We have learned to live in the present and be accountable for our choices.  We have learned to love each other and to have fun.

WE HAVE ONE WARNING FOR YOU:  If you want to stay the same, and don’t want the joy and happiness that life has available just waiting for you to claim, if you don’t want healing and forgiveness then don’t go to these seminars.

WENDY AND HANS N.

SON RICHARD N

ENROLLED CROSS CREEK PROGRAMS

Posted on December 10th, 2007 by admin
Filed under: PARENTS