June 11, 2003
Fighting in front of the kids is what Dr. Phil calls a silent epidemic. While yelling and screaming are anything but silent, the silence, he explains, comes from children who don’t have the power to speak up about the pain.
Tami and Steve say their fights get so fierce that even their 3-year-old daughter begs them to quit. Cameras in the home captured some explosive moments.
What are they so mad about?
See Tami and Steve’s update.
Amy says she’s still affected by growing up in a household with fighting parents.
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