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Chapters include:
  Actual Case Studies
  Invisible Strings
  To Be Single
  Need
  Sexuality   
  Consequences
  Unwanted Soul Ties
  CoHabitation
  Emotionally Based Soul Ties
  Evil Flesh?
  Cleaving to God
  Soul Virgin
  Deliverance

The last thought I would have had would have been that someday this victim would be "Dr. Judith."
     Coming home that first time after three months in the hospital, I walked through the door of our house and the weight of depression, loneliness and hopelessness I had been released from during my stay in the mental health ward flooded back over me. Fear gripped my heart as the sudden reality of my situation overwhelmed me again, I started to sob. "How am I going to do this alone?" I asked myself. The thought of coping with my own problems and raising four children, all under the age of eight, seemed to be more than I could bear. I forced myself to survive just one more day—each day. Nothing had really changed after those three months in the hospital, except that now I realized that under the right circumstances, I did have the capacity to think straight. The problem was that it seemed that the right circumstances didn’t happen very often. The pressure inside me continued to build. I felt alone but I coped the best that I could, with whatever help I could find.
     Before my stay in the hospital, I discovered that a little Kahlua and Brandy in my afternoon coffee would help me get through the day. After the hospital, the psychiatrist gave me Ritalin to pick my energy up. Then he gave me Valium to calm me down. That routine became my life. In the following years, I fought anorexia and alcoholism. I checked myself into a treatment center twice for stints of twenty-eight days, once for alcohol addiction and once because of an attempt to end my life.
     Somehow in those bitter times, I found the Lord—or did He find me? Whichever it was, I began to get better. As the Holy Spirit began to teach me, my mind recovered and I realized that I could not survive in the lifestyle my husband and I were living. I had to change some things. I divorced after twenty-five years. My children were now grown. I left family and friends, and the home I had always known and moved to Phoenix. Alone for the first time in my life, I concentrated on myself. As I did, it was soon apparent that I had some serious hidden issues.
               ( Chapter 1, Pages 11-13 "Soul Ties" Published by marriagePlus Press)