Charene Sutherland

There’s a painful reality many people discover the hard way: You can’t love someone into healing. No matter how deeply you care, how much you give, or how hard you try, your love alone cannot fix wounds someone else refuses to face. Yet so many of us fall into the trap of believing that if we are patient enough, kind enough, forgiving enough, or strong enough, somehow our love will be the turning point that changes everything. But healing doesn’t work that way. Love Isn’t a Bandage for...

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