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Thanks qvr, next year my little boy will be baptised. My husband will do the baptisism....Is'nt that great!!!!!!!. I love to see my youngest son in the water of baptism. Thanks my children are my treasures, life without them is nothing.... Thanks all of you for your comments, :D :D :rolleyes:

Nice to meet all of you on this forum. I just learn that there is someone from my country on this forum. Mauri naba and hope to know u soon. Tia boo moa :D :D

Well, in two year time after the instance. I wanted to be whole again so I began to fast and pray. My first time to do the fasting. It really work, I felt happy and i was whole again. My little boy who is the youngest of four children is now 7 years old. My husband is now active in church and so am I. I cant forget the feeling I felt when fasting. If u pray with a sincere heart, God will always answer your prayers : :D .

I'm married with four beautiful children. Me and my family sealed in the Suva Temple in 2006. I'm so glad that my hubby is now active.

I joined the church in 2000, my husband was a member but was inactive. I'm so grateful for my husband who introduced the church to me and also for the missionaries for their teaching of the gospel. I believe that the church of Jesus Christ is the true church upon the face of the earth. I love u all, i love my family, i love my HF and i love the gospel of this church.

Welcome Douglas, As I am reading your message I feel the Holy Spirit.... I was baptised 7 yrs ago and still I can never forget the same feeling u felt. Congratulations!!! !!!!!!!!!

My advice to u is that dont "give up". I was baptised to this church in 2000 and my husband who was a member never attend church. It so hard for me to go to church by myself because i was new to the church at that time. my husband had a problem with smoke and alcohol and that why he didint attend church. I asked him to quit smoke and alcohol, but refused. I prayed hard for my husband to be active again, I fast, pay tithing and did everything that is required by lds member. I did that for 3yrs. I never push my husband but through prayer, fasting and faithful to him that change him completed. He is now a bishop. Never give up and good luck

CONGRATURATION TO YOU: You don't have to worry, there are home teachers who can visit you at your home. Just give them your address and they come right to you.

Robbie, I agree with Maureen, NEVER TELL YOU WIFE. Im a married woman I know what a married woman feels so please do not tell your wife.

I agree with u, john. Big picture need to work hard during day time.

My advice to you is that you don't have to tell your affairs years before because it gonna ruin your family. Discuss it with your Bishop. Your Bishop will never tell you to to discuss it with your wife. God knows what in your heart and he forgive you. I have been married for more than 10 years, years ago my husband had an affair with another woman and never told me about it till I found out later. I felt hurt and the only solution was to end up my marriage but I have 4 children to look after. My husband told me everything and said he never do it again. I forgive him but still I felt the pain in my heart. Even if my husband already told me of his affairs before I found out, I gonna feel the same thing. To safe your marriage, never tell your wife.

Absolutely. We must be honest in our dealings and be willing to accept the consequences. Ignoring or hiding a sin will not make it go away. We have to pay for them eventually. It's better for us if we do not procrastinate our repentance. I am fine about suffering for it. What about my children? Should they suffer for it? I would agree. You should be honest. You made a mistake, and confessing it is pretty much the first step. Of course, the mistake does has its consenquences. I'm not going to side with the seriousness of it (or if it was not at all), however. Another choice is involved here if you do confess--your wife's--so it's not all dependant on your decision. She can either leave you or forgive you (and we should forgive all, right? *nodnod*) Then again, I'm not married.... ....but these are just my thoughts. Absolutely. We must be honest in our dealings and be willing to accept the consequences. Ignoring or hiding a sin will not make it go away. We have to pay for them eventually. It's better for us if we do not procrastinate our repentance. I am fine about suffering for it. What about my children? Should they suffer for it? I would agree. You should be honest. You made a mistake, and confessing it is pretty much the first step. Of course, the mistake does has its consenquences. I'm not going to side with the seriousness of it (or if it was not at all), however. Another choice is involved here if you do confess--your wife's--so it's not all dependant on your decision. She can either leave you or forgive you (and we should forgive all, right? *nodnod*) Then again, I'm not married.... ....but these are just my thoughts.

It seems that Utah families need more chilren. There are lots of children around the world who need a family. I am married and have four chilren. Two are adopted and now I left with only two. I want more chilren but I can't.