Imperfectly One: Finding Real Love, Grateful Hearts & The Meaning of One

by Eileen Marx

Marriage is taking a deadly hit today in our society and guess who's paying the price — our future generations. I know marriage can be difficult. There are real struggles, pain, heartache and maybe even broken dreams. But if two people are willing, there is a way to get to the other side as you grow together, overcome these hardships and actually learn to live, love and laugh again.This book is here to shout out, "Your marriage can thrive and be more than you ever thought possible!"Marriage was never meant to be an easy journey. How can it be when two imperfect and different individuals come together as one? We all come into our marriage with baggage, some more than others. My husband often shares at public events that he came into our marriage with a whole train of baggage. I say, "I just had a carry-on, but mine had explosives!"We just finished celebrating 31 years of marriage. How do we do it? Come join me as I share the good, the bad and the unbelievable journey we've been on, how we made it and continue to...not just surviving, but thriving together as one. If your marriage needs some encouragement or motivation, I believe you will find some inside the pages of this book.

105 pages, Paperback

Published July 20, 2020

Reviews

[Stacy Orosco]

Good start for trauma infused marriages

As someone married to a narcissist, I can relate to this book and the challenges they went through. Unfortunately we couldn't heal our marriage but if you believe in the God of the universe then he can do miracles like he's done for Victor and Eileen. Eileen provides relevant advice and helpful suggestions on how to overcome the challenges of being married to someone with PTSD.

[Jacilynn]

Ladies, don't settle. I loved the advice Eileen gave. Her husband is running for Governor of Colorado and he is a man of God. She makes so much sense in what she shares in this book. It's a quick read but read slow, pray and take the time to understand. Marriage is a blessing.

[Judy Constance]

I recently had the opportunity to hear Eileen Marx speak and this book added more to what I'd learned about her life.

[Scott Boatright]

Headed to the reread pile...

A short and practical book that isn't syrupy. I read it on Kindle but have ordered the physical book to highlight in the next read through.

[Myra]

Short Sweet and Straight through Truths