Curing a Broken Heart

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Sample 1:

Dear {!firstname_fix}, Have you just been through a breakup? Does the world seem to be falling down around you and you don’t know where to turn to for help? Breaking up with a long time partner can be a traumatic and excruciatingly painful experience. To go through it alone can make the experience much, much worse. And what’s worse is often the only advice that you get is that there’s nothing to do but wait it out. Time heals all, right? How many times have you heard that expression? Well, I’m here to tell you that common mantra is wrong. There are ways to help you through this difficult period in your life. I’ve just read a book that helped me through a breakup and if you are as hurt as I was, I recommend you picking this book up. Curing a Broken Heart wasn’t written by a doctor or psychologist, but by someone like us, who has gone through a heart break and knows how it feels, how it stings, how much it makes you want to cry. Curing a Broken Heart has helped hundreds of people get over their breakup and successfully move on to new healthy relationships. If you can’t imagine yourself ever getting over your special person, than this book is a must read. To read Curing a Broken Heart click on the link below: http://www.yoururlhere.com

Sample 2:

Dear {!firstname_fix}, Have you ever had one of those days where you feel like putting your hand through a window just to feel an emotion other than heartbreak? Have you ever cried so much that you felt that you’d dehydrate? Have you ever been dumped on your butt so hard that you feel unable to stand ever again? If you have, then you can empathize with my pain. My girlfriend of 9 months walked out on me last week. She took our dog, my favorite sweatshirt and our potted Ficus. She told me that she couldn’t be with me anymore and walked out. I was crushed. I laid down on the floor and stayed there for hours. When I got the strength to stand up, I only made it to the couch, where I sat with my head in my hands for another couple of hours. It was then that the crying started. Two days later, I was still a mess. I hadn’t gone to work or even gotten dressed. I barely even could muster the strength to pick up the phone when it rang. Eventually, my friends came over to try to cheer me up. I kicked them out after an hour. I was a wreck. I couldn’t function. My heart was shredded into a million pieces. I didn’t think I would ever recover. That is, until my mom called. Turns out, one my buddies called my mom and told her what I was going through. She was calling because she thought she had the cure for my problems. She told me she had emailed me a book that she had heard about and that she thought could help. I thanked her and then ignored her suggestion. I didn’t think a book could help me, I didn’t think anything could, but for sure not a book. Two days later, I checked my email and saw the book my mom sent me. I started leafing through it and became engrossed by its insight. I printed out the book and spent the next few hours reading it. A funny thing happened, after reading the book and thinking about what it had to say, I started feeling better. I don’t want to say that it was an easy process, but this book really did help me through one of the worst experiences of my life. If you are going through something similar, or if you know someone who is, you should click the link below and see what Curing a Broken Heart has to say. It might be worth it. http://www.yoururlhere.com

Sample 3:

Dear {!firstname_fix}, Dating sucks, breaking up sucks, the whole process rarely ends well. I know that all my relationships have ended either with me crying myself to sleep or pouring my heart out to some anonymous bartender. But just because every relationship ended with heartbreak doesn’t mean that they all will. If they did, then what would be the point? When a relationship does end badly, it often seems like nothing can console you and put the pieces back together. They say that love cures all, but what can cure you if love is what’s hurting you? Psychologists will tell you that the only thing to mend a broken heart is time. But who has the patience to wait for time? Here are some quick pieces of advice to help you recover your life after a breakup. 1. Don’t make contact with your ex. This rule is number one because it’s serious. Don’t call, text, email or instant message your ex. Don’t stalk her office or harass her friends. Cut off contact completely. It might be difficult, but it’s worth it. 2. Remove all remnants from your life. Don’t save pictures or gifts. Throw anything that will remind you of her in the garbage. 3. Come to grips with the fact that it’s over. Don’t cling to the past, look towards a future without her. 4. Don’t participate in a rebound relationship. Loneliness is a symptom, not a disease and once you push the loneliness off with fleeting relationship it will come back with a vengeance. 5. Get out of your house. Nothing helps you feel more depressed than an extended stay in one place. Go to the store, go to the movies. Do anything that makes you get dressed and out among people. 6. Exercise. Exercising releases endorphins in your system that will make you feel better even if you don’t feel like feeling better. 7. Forgive your ex. This might be the hardest, but once you can do it, you’ve turned a major corner. Use these suggestions and you should be ok. If you need more help, click on the link below. http://www.yoururlhere.com