Seminar: 31 Days to a Healthier You and a Happier Marriage
Arlene Pellicane
Can we really get healthier, even though we have this chronic illness? Should you even strive to be a healthier you, or is it hopeless if you are chronically ill? Does it really matter? Where do we start? What about connecting with your husband? Burnt out, exhausted, just too tired to put forth the effort? Well, Arlene will encourage you to find the little things in your day that can make the difference — be a healthier YOU! It really can impact our outlook on life.
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About Arlene Pellicane
Arlene Pellicane is a speaker and author of 31 Days to a Younger You and 31 Days to a Happy Husband. She loves to encourage women and strengthen families with a can-do message of hope and help.
She has been featured on The Hour of Power, The 700 Club, Turning Point with Dr. David Jeremiah, Better, and TLC’s Home Made Simple.
Before becoming a stay-at-home mom, Arlene worked as the Associate Producer for Turning Point Television with Dr. David Jeremiah. She has also been an on-air features producer for The 700 Club. Arlene earned her BA from Biola University and her Masters in Journalism from Regent University.
Arlene loves speaking to women at conferences, moms groups, retreats, and special events. Arlene lives in San Diego with her husband James and three children, Ethan, Noelle, and Lucy.
Get to know Arlene! Arlene’s website where you will find interviews with experts on Arlene’s podcast along with free resources to give your marriage a boost. | Arlene on Facebook | Arlene on Twitter
Arlene’s books: 31 Days to a Younger You: No Surgery, No Diets, No Kidding and 31 Days to a Happy Husband: What a Man Needs Most from His Wife.
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Beautiful. Thank you so much for this video Arlene. You are an amazing woman!
Thank you Kelley! I’m so glad you were able to watch and listen. All the best to you!
When u r chronically ill, what can you do to show your spouse u care? #iiwk12 #invisibleillnessweek http://t.co/TNC4m5XO
I try to show my husband how much I care by doing the little things- such as making his lunch when I can, or when I feel well enough do some of the chousehold chores he normally has to do now. I try to set aside time for him to go and do fun things with other people- like playing poker with the guys. He needs to escape sometimes as much as I do. I tell him thank you, and that I love him, How sexy he looks while doing the housework:)
Arlene and Lisa thank you! your talk was so amazing. I so appreciate your wisdom and insight. Thoughts on health and marriage when dealing with chronic pain were so helpful. I know I will be listening to this again! God bless you.
I’ve been dealing with severe chronic pain and physical restrictions for 12 years. Yes, it has forced changes in my relationship with my husband and son but for the better.
Since I was unable to work I stayed home, homeschooled our son and invested the much needed time in our marriage.
It hasn’t always been easy since my husband and I have had to make changes in our physical relationship but we remember our vows daily, “…in sickness and in health..”
Besides, we love each other deeply! Oh, we do kiss each other as much as possible!