Same Dress,
Different Day
A Spiritual Memoir of Addiction and Redemption
God Redeems the Dreams We
Thought Were Lost
“Addiction in pews is one of Christianity’s best-kept
secrets. Twelve years married to a cocaine addict left me
overwhelmed with isolation and shame as we sat
together in church week after week, where no one
fathomed our family skeltons. God stirred my spirit to
seek personal healing and give voice to my reality.
Through Him, I gound freedom from silence and
redemption for things I thought forever lost. Same Dress,
Different Day chronicles my journey from victim to victor
as I learned to break free from codependency’s
suffocating cycle and see my Savior as the soul mate and
provider my addicted spouse could never be.”
About Juliet Van Heerden
For as long as she can remember, Juliet
has been journaling her journey with
God. Mostly, she allows Him to navigate
her life. Occasionally, she takes matters
into her own hands, ending up in the
ditch. Whether in the ditch or on the
high road, Juliet is writing.
She first glimpsed her name in print in a
1996 Bird Watcher’s Digest. Recently she
began blogging her experience as the
former spouse of a cocaine-addicted
Christian.
Juliet holds an M.S.Ed. in Literacy Education. After 17 years of teaching
students to read and write, she took time away from the classroom to
draft her own spiritual memoir.
Passionate about addiction recovery, Juliet initiated a 12 Step group in
her local church, where she is also the pastor’s wife. As an itinerant
speaker for women, recovery groups and congregations, she joyfully
shares her inpirational journey.
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