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listen to my program Monday through Friday now heard on Sirius XM Triumph 2011. Stephanie,

welcome to the program. Hey, Dr. Laura. How are you today? Go ahead. What can I help you with?

So I called you about three months ago and the issue I was having was with my husband.

And I told you that I was having problems being affectionate. And you asked me,

yes, all you were affectionate in the beginning. And so what changed were you of an actress

so on and so forth. And you put me on hold and I had to think about some things. And when you

came back, you told me I didn't have respect for him, which was very true. And then you gave me

my solution, which at that time I didn't like. But you told me to be nice. And then the call ended.

And I thought to myself, so all I have to do is be nice. There has to be something else.

Like I'm missing something. So I sued on it for a couple days. And I thought, surely,

you know, I'm just over complicating this. All right, fine. I'm just going to do what Dr.

Laura said. We'll see if it works. So I started becoming nice. I wasn't responding back with

my comments. I was being appreciative and slowly, but surely your advice actually worked.

So my husband sent me a text message. He was at work. And he just basically had this breakdown.

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