Setting Boundaries with Difficult People

Posted by on Sep 29, 2011 in Allison's Blog, Setting Boundaries | 3 comments

Book three in the acclaimed Setting Boundaries (TM) series from Harvest House Publishers is now available at bookstores everywhere or online at

3 Responses to “Setting Boundaries with Difficult People”

  1. I had to comment and tell you that my husband and I have been in the middle of so much turmoil attempting to deal with my mother-in-law and very difficult sister-in-law. I have been praying for guidance after being buffeted and hurt for years. Yesterday was a particulary bad day, having been in the ER with my ill and vomiting 17 year old and receiving an email message from sis-in-law that brought me to tears. Later that day when I went to Walgreen’s to put in my son’s prescription, my eye was drawn to a display of inspiration books, and your’s was standing out like a beacon! haha…I jumped on it like a monkey on a cupcake (as Ray Barone would say). I have been devouring it and have seen myself in it from the very first page. The answers are unfolding and I am seeing that it really is ok to set those boundaries. I have been under the false belief that as a Christian I shouldn’t say no and should allow the kind of abuse my in-laws have been laying on me for years…or let’s just say I felt guilty about being upset about it. What was I thinking?! Thank you so much for the much-needed guidance.
    PS-What’s the difference between inlaws and outlaws? Outlaws are wanted….hehe….Thanks again!

  2. A way to cope with anxiety problems :)

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