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  Here, she is at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on March 7 in California. (Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)  "I blame my mom a lot, because I wanted a family so bad," she said. "I wanted to have my dad and my mom together. So, it was really hard. I remember just being really angry with my mom. And I still feel really bad for that." -- Selena Gomez Selena Gomez was 5 when her parents divorced. Check out her reaction and consider, "Do I want my child/children thinking of me in this way?" Please get help for your marriage and save it, especially if there are young ones to think of. Obviously, if there is abuse (not the case with Selena's family, as far as I know), you must get out of that house with your children until the abuser repents and demonstrates that the repentance is real before reconciliation. Perhaps Family Life can help: http://www.familylife.com/

While driving and doing errands today, I came upon a great Family Life Today program that I believe you simply must hear or read.  It is heart-breaking, faith-filled and encouraging all at the same time.   Finding Grace in the Depths of Disappointment with Rob and Rhonda Bugh from the series  When the Bottom Drops Out  (link provided below to get the book) Family Life Today's introduction:  Rhonda was a beloved wife, a great mom and a successful pediatrician. Her husband was a Godly man, a respected surgeon and the love of her life. Together, it looked like happily ever after, until the day her husband came home with stunning news: “I have terminal cancer”. Join us for Rhonda’s powerful journey through the valley of the shadow of death, and beyond. Get the links here to either listen to the broadcast, download it for ITunes or download a transcript for free: Finding Grace in the Depths of Disappointment