I-Choose-Us.com Celebrates Women's Month With Marital First Aid Toolkit

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 16, 2009 -- In celebration of Women's Month, I-Choose-Us.com launched its latest topic-focused resource, the Marital First Aid Toolkit. The 12-month membership program aims to teach members how to save their marriage. Tips to save a failing marriage are delivered through weekly E-mails.

"Marriage provides the primary relationship to many women, and most married women would save their marriage if they knew how," says Darlyn Burkle, founder of I-Choose-Us.com (http://www.i-choose-us.com).

"We developed the Marital First Aid Toolkit for women who want to avoid divorce and save their marriage," Burkle adds.
Members of the Marital First Aid Toolkit will learn, among others: the most common marriage killers; proven marriage menders; how to master the art of compromise; how poor communication destroys relationships; how to save a marriage, even when it's been horribly fractured; how to stop a divorce and be happily married again; and, when and where to go for counseling.

The 12-month toolkit provides marriage advice weekly. The lessons address the most common causes of divorce, including financial issues, infidelity, sexual dysfunction, and mid-life changes.

"These conflicts are not insurmountable," says Burkle, "However, both parties have to be willing to work at saving the marriage."

Burkle also believes that, unless the marriage is abusive, it is probably worth saving. Divorce has long-lasting negative effects on children, but it also affects adults. Many divorced individuals plunge into poverty and poor health after a divorce.

The Marital First-Aid Toolkit is the third topic-focused resource to be provided by I-Choose-Us.com. In January, the women's exclusive membership site rolled out the Money Saving Toolkit, followed by the Bride's Survival Toolkit in February. All resources from I-Choose-Us.com aim to give practical information and tools for all aspects of a woman's life.

To learn more about the Marital First Aid Toolkit, contact Darlyn Burkle or go to http://www.i-choose-us.com

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