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more than thirty years, Hugh Prather has counseled couples,
families in crisis, battered women and their abusers, and grieving
parents who have lost children. Currently a resident minister at
St. Francis in the Foothills United Methodist Church, Prather
lives in Tucson, Arizona, with his wife, Gayle, and is the proud
father of three sons.
Hugh
became a publishing phenomenon when his first book, Notes to
Myself, was released in 1970. Since then, the book has sold
more than five million copies and been translated into 10
languages. Published by a small company, with little advertising
or promotion, it has inspired and comforted readers throughout the
world.
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Very seldom will people give up on
themselves. They continue to have hope because they know that they have the potential for change. They try
again--not just to exist, but to bring about those
changes in themselves that will make their lives worth living.
Yet people are very quick to give up on friends, and
especially on spouses, to declare them hopeless, and to
either walk away or do nothing more than resign
themselves to a bad situation.
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