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I can still remember my parents sitting me down to tell me...
I can still remember my parents sitting me down to tell me they were getting a divorce. I couldn't believe this was really happening to my family. We had always been so close, shared problems, and had so much fun together. All of a sudden it seemed I was losing my foundation, the very source of my identity; my self-confidence and desire to excel vanished. Who was I going to turn to—my father or my mother? If they weren't able to love each other anymore, they couldn't love me very much, I thought.
Along with this flood of negative emotions, I became increasingly involved in using alcohol and drugs. Following a bad drug trip, I felt so hopelessly lost that I thought I either had to find a solution to my depression or I could not continue living.

August 2, 1993 issue
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from the Editors
The Editors
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God's "all-embracing power"
Mary Mona Seed Fisher
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When children leave home, what then?
Grayce G. Young
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Taking the stress out of relationships
Sharon Slaton Howell
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Do you want to have a child? Find the child of God!
Dianne K. O'Connor
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The Sentinel: a magazine for the whole family
Mary Metzner Trammell
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Family health and the Fifth Commandment
Barbara M. Vining
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While I was at camp last summer, I injured my elbow while...
Peter Johnson Schwartz with contributions from Elizabeth Crecelius Schwartz
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I am deeply grateful for a fulfilling marriage to a fellow student...
Bruce Evan Woods-Jack