Patrick and Christy Dux: Falling in love after divorce

Episode 15 of the Greater Than with Jen Hoverstad podcast, hosted by Jen Hoverstad, titled "Patrick and Christy Dux: Falling in love after divorce" was published on March 5, 2020 and runs 38 minutes.

March 5, 2020 ·38m · Greater Than with Jen Hoverstad

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In this episode, I talk with two of my best friends - Patrick and Christy Dux of Nashville, TN. Patrick and Christy were living and working in Las Vegas when their first marriages fell apart - long-term relationships that they both thought would last forever.

Little did these two co-workers realize, the pain they individually felt going through their divorces would be the magnet that brought them together to support each other. As years went on, that mutual support evolved into the relationship and marriage they assumed they'd never have after divorce.

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