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New Life Live - February 18, 2011

Friday, February 18, 2011

Steve Arterburn, Dr. Sheri Denham, Milan Yerkovich

Discussion Topics:
Parenting, substance abuse, dating, creating boundaries.

Caller Questions:
1. Should I have my 15yr old granddaughter live with me?
2. After 3yrs, how can I stick it out with my bipolar, alcoholic husband?
3. Was it wrong to ask my boyfriend to evaluate our relationship?
4. How can I keep my sanity with my perfectionist wife?

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