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Arleen Spenceley joins me on the show with a better way to talk about sex, singleness, and chastity.
Arleen has a master’s degree in rehabilitation and mental health counseling from the University of South Florida and a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the same university.
On her blog arleenspenceley.com you’ll find posts designed to encourage critical thought about relationships and sex; to encourage readers who practice chastity; to provide insight into an alternative way of life for the readers who don’t; and to explore how American culture impacts Christianity.
When I started taking (Ambien), I had headaches. They were mild but still disturbing. Within a week of treatment, this unwanted symptom was gone. Currently, I feel absolutely fine taking this medication. My sleep has normalized. I feel fresh and rested in the morning, and my wife doesn’t call me grumpy anymore, which is definitely a win.
Arleen is the author of Chastity is For Lovers
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