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"I&amp;#039;m now in day two of the blogger conference, and you can imagine with that many women, I&amp;#039;m meeting many (far too many) women with divorce stories. Some still carry the anger, the sadness, the disillusionment. Some of these stories would break your heart. And then today I met someone who went to the brink and managed to save it all - the marriage, the intact family, the relationship with her husband. She blogs about it and her resilience is amazing. Yet, as she shared her story, I felt the unspoken censure around the table from a few of the other women. This woman&amp;#039;s husband had cheated on her, you see. And unless you&amp;#039;ve lived that personal hell, it&amp;#039;s very easy to say &amp;quot;Oh, I&amp;#039;d never take back a cheating man.&amp;quot; I&amp;#039;m here to tell you, it&amp;#039;s not that black and white. Particularly if you have kids that you love. Particularly if you love that man enough to try again. True, the odds aren&amp;#039;t in your favor, but whenever I hear a story of someone who had the courage to fight for it, and a man who was willing to work for it along with her, it makes me feel good about life. It just does. Just like it makes me feel sad when I hear the oh-so-many stories of when it didn&amp;#039;t work out. Does it make you feel hopeful when you hear about someone who salvaged their marriage? Or are you too cynical now, having lived through a divorce? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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