Topic : 01/26 Shopping Intervention: The Aftermath
You've heard the saying "When the going gets tough, the tough go shopping." But what happens when you're $80,000 in debt and still spending $7,000 a week? When Michael and Bridgette were last on the show, her shopping was an addiction that was destroying their family. Dr. Phil discovered that her excessive spending was just a symptom of a serious problem. Bridgette confessed that she was in a loveless, sexless marriage with a rage-a-holic whose anger affected the entire family. Can Michael get his rage under control and stop passing his anger onto their three children? And can this family in crisis be saved? Share your thoughts, join the discussion.
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I can see that there is a ripple affect to this family of five. Help is offered for them, I just hope that they accept it and actually be 'true' to themselves and 'face' the situations at face value. Yes, it may hurt and pain may occur due to many years of verbal abuse and years of negative reactions i.e. shopping, dropping out of school can be weeded out. Yes this family is intelligent and there is Good there, success will prevail. 

