A trusted author + a difficult topic. = a win for readers. Please publish! Christian women are waiting and desperately need Mary's wisdom regarding this felt need.
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Duska Cornwell
9 years ago
I would benefit greatly from a book about friendship breakups. It has been 3 years since the dissolution of a 20-year friendship, and I'm still in pain. Please publish!
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Hannah
9 years ago
Yes! What a lovely idea for a book that we NEED TO TALK ABOUT. As a young adult, I have had quite a few friend breakups (as have my other friends), & those wounds can sometimes seem to linger even longer than 'normal breakups'...especially if they aren't talked about & processed through. Please help Mary on her journey of publishing this book; it could do much good for people of all walks of life! Thank you.
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Amelia
9 years ago
It's been years since my friend breakup and I still wonder of there was something I should've or could've done differently. Just knowing others have suffered this pain too makes me not feel so alone.
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Bettie Gilbert
9 years ago
I would love to read this book by Mary. I appreciate her heart for the Lord, and her heart to bless others through her writing.
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Aimee Doerksen
9 years ago
I've appreciated, learned from and been encouraged by Mary DeMuths words live and in print. As someone who has stumblingly grieved the loss of friendships, and watched others bleed the same, I can see the need for someone to walk alongside us on this almost inevitable desert part of the journey, and Mary DeMuth doing so with a book. I look forward to hopefully reading such a book from her.
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Michelle Nietert
9 years ago
Our professional counseling center has been waiting for a resource like this.
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Christie
9 years ago
I would be interested in reading a book on friendship break-ups. The subject is really under- addressed and there are very few resources out there to help people handle and navigate friendship break-ups in a godly manner. It sure would be helpful to have a resource to refer to for wisdom, direction, healing and hope during and after such a difficult situation. Mary is a wonderful author and teacher, and her book definitely sounds like it is very needed and would benefit and bless so many people!
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Laura Waite
9 years ago
I would love for Mary to have this book published. I love all the books I have read by her.
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Cindy Yake
9 years ago
A book such as this would be very well received. I know I certainly would like to see it addressed.
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D'anah Wallace
9 years ago
grieving is always hard. Any good Christian assistance on this is helpful.
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Miriam A Wellons
9 years ago
I am very much interested in having Mary complete this book and have it published . Recently I went through a very traumatic time in my life and lost one particular friend that we had been close for 20 years . There are no real topics on how to deal with this loss that is not caused by death or moving away , etc. please consider publishing Mary's book in this topic ! Thank you , Miriam A Wellons
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Lynne Freauf
9 years ago
Women are relational. Most give themselves to friendships. When it fails, we hurt. We could use a map.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
It sounds like a great read regarding a very real and painful topic.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I've experienced this and it's awful - it was worse than breaking up with a boyfriend. Worse than my divorce. But no one talks about it so I felt stupid and immature for taking it so hard.
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Ruth Packard
9 years ago
Wow! I can think of several people who would greatly benefit from this book NOW!
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Judi lusk
9 years ago
Think the topic is a great one, not sure I've ever seen anything on friendships breaking apart. Would be nice to see how to navigate drama, emotions and all sorts of fall-out in a Christian way. Thanks
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Sandra Doss
9 years ago
I met my bf in 9th grade-she was barbie beautiful, and I was short and "cute ". We were real, close and growing for over 20 years. Her addictions and drama increased, my ability to handle addictions and drama decreased, but lord how we tried. . Babies, marriages, moves, parental suicide, divorce.
I wish we could have worked thru it all. It ended in such a quagmire-I'm not even sure I could punctuate the "when" we ended. I am sad the friendship is over but happy to be free of her personal drama that bled into my life. Miss You, Beck!
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Donna Tinsley
9 years ago
Any book written by Mary is worth reading!
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Laura Bennet
9 years ago
Friendships ending cause confusion and pain. I've never seen a book dealing with this subject before. It's about time.
A trusted author + a difficult topic. = a win for readers. Please publish! Christian women are waiting and desperately need Mary's wisdom regarding this felt need.
I would benefit greatly from a book about friendship breakups. It has been 3 years since the dissolution of a 20-year friendship, and I'm still in pain. Please publish!
Yes! What a lovely idea for a book that we NEED TO TALK ABOUT. As a young adult, I have had quite a few friend breakups (as have my other friends), & those wounds can sometimes seem to linger even longer than 'normal breakups'...especially if they aren't talked about & processed through. Please help Mary on her journey of publishing this book; it could do much good for people of all walks of life! Thank you.
It's been years since my friend breakup and I still wonder of there was something I should've or could've done differently. Just knowing others have suffered this pain too makes me not feel so alone.
I would love to read this book by Mary. I appreciate her heart for the Lord, and her heart to bless others through her writing.
I've appreciated, learned from and been encouraged by Mary DeMuths words live and in print. As someone who has stumblingly grieved the loss of friendships, and watched others bleed the same, I can see the need for someone to walk alongside us on this almost inevitable desert part of the journey, and Mary DeMuth doing so with a book. I look forward to hopefully reading such a book from her.
Our professional counseling center has been waiting for a resource like this.
I would be interested in reading a book on friendship break-ups. The subject is really under- addressed and there are very few resources out there to help people handle and navigate friendship break-ups in a godly manner. It sure would be helpful to have a resource to refer to for wisdom, direction, healing and hope during and after such a difficult situation. Mary is a wonderful author and teacher, and her book definitely sounds like it is very needed and would benefit and bless so many people!
I would love for Mary to have this book published. I love all the books I have read by her.
A book such as this would be very well received. I know I certainly would like to see it addressed.
grieving is always hard. Any good Christian assistance on this is helpful.
I am very much interested in having Mary complete this book and have it published . Recently I went through a very traumatic time in my life and lost one particular friend that we had been close for 20 years . There are no real topics on how to deal with this loss that is not caused by death or moving away , etc. please consider publishing Mary's book in this topic ! Thank you , Miriam A Wellons
Women are relational. Most give themselves to friendships. When it fails, we hurt. We could use a map.
It sounds like a great read regarding a very real and painful topic.
I've experienced this and it's awful - it was worse than breaking up with a boyfriend. Worse than my divorce. But no one talks about it so I felt stupid and immature for taking it so hard.
Wow! I can think of several people who would greatly benefit from this book NOW!
Think the topic is a great one, not sure I've ever seen anything on friendships breaking apart. Would be nice to see how to navigate drama, emotions and all sorts of fall-out in a Christian way. Thanks
I met my bf in 9th grade-she was barbie beautiful, and I was short and "cute ". We were real, close and growing for over 20 years. Her addictions and drama increased, my ability to handle addictions and drama decreased, but lord how we tried. . Babies, marriages, moves, parental suicide, divorce. I wish we could have worked thru it all. It ended in such a quagmire-I'm not even sure I could punctuate the "when" we ended. I am sad the friendship is over but happy to be free of her personal drama that bled into my life. Miss You, Beck!
Any book written by Mary is worth reading!
Friendships ending cause confusion and pain. I've never seen a book dealing with this subject before. It's about time.