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Paperback Parents Who Care Too Much: Breaking the Cycle of Codependence When a Dysfunctional Child Threatens Your Family's Sanity and Survival Book
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ISBN: 0896382753

ISBN13: 9780896382756

Parents Who Care Too Much: Breaking the Cycle of Codependence When a Child's Dysfunctional Behavior Threatens Your Family's Sanity and Survival

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It is a Bible backed book with bible verses to back up parents who need to show Tough Love. Whether your adolescent or Adult child is using drugs, has an addiction or just not taking responsibility... This description may be from another edition of this product.

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