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Megan Fleming

In 2000, I married my husband (that’s us on the home page). We’ve had our ups and downs, through the challenges of life, miscarriages, the loss of my mother, and a lengthy lay off. We’ve learned how to shift our focus from the pain points (that always come) to a deep connection and partnership that now sustainably brings us pleasure and supports our individual growth to bring out our highest potential. We’ve learned know how to always see the light at the end of the tunnel while having each other’s backs. Now our doorman jokes sometimes that we act like teenagers in love. Our kids see and experience that a happy relationship doesn’t mean zero conflict, but patience, taking responsibility and making conscious choices. - Megan Fleming

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