What Loving Eyes Can't See

Valerie Monroe's husband turned to drugs to ease his pain. Recognizing his self-destructiveness and coming to terms with her own fear of intimacy was what helped them save their marriage.

By Valerie Monroe, published on September 01, 1996 - last reviewed on August 25, 2006

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