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Midlife is a season of challenge and change -- professionally, relationally, physically, and spiritually. On our better days, we experience a sense of growing clarity and satisfaction about who we are. We might even be coming to terms with our limitations and vulnerabilities, letting go of some dreams and creating new ones. But many days, we are overwhelmed and exhausted by the intense transitions of this season, leaving us feeling off-balance and insecure. And these challenges reverberate through our marriages, making us wonder how we're going to survive. Though many assume that "midlife" is synonymous with "crisis," Dorothy Littell Greco reminds us that it doesn't have to be that way. The demands of midlife actually force us to adjust and adapt, providing new opportunities for discovery and growth within our marriages.
About the Author
Dorothy Littell Greco writes about marriage, parenting, friendship, leadership, and the intersection of faith and contemporary culture for Christianity Today, Relevant Magazine, Start Marriage Right, and many other publications. She is a member of Redbud Writers Guild. Dorothy has also worked as a professional photographer for more than thirty years. She and her husband Christopher are passionate about helping men and women find health, wholeness, and joy through the pursuit of Christ. Dorothy loves kayaking, swimming, traveling, and concocting gluten free desserts. You can find more of her work on her website (www.dorothygreco.com) or follow her on Twitter (@DorothyGreco) or Facebook (Words&Images by Dorothy Greco) .
