Prescription for a Happy Marriage: Ten Capsules of Advice That, When Taken as Directed, Will Revitalize Your Relationship

"What do women want?" is a perennial question that has too long beggedfor an answer.That was before John D. Northup, M.D., an internist and gastroenterologistfrom Savannah, Georgia, conducted informal research for this book byinterviewing women of different ages, ethnicities, and socioeconomic statuses.He asked them this question, "If your husband or significant otherwere to do one behavioral pattern that would very likely result in a permanent,longterm relationship, what would it be? The women's responses wererefreshingly candid and surprisingly similar. The answers they gave fell intoten basic themes.Prescription for a Happy Marriage offers ten honestly simple doses ofadvice to improve your marriage. These recommendations can help menopen the door of communication in marriage, and ultimately alleviate someof the stress and fatigue that many women battle. These one-page capsulesof relationship-building techniques are not FDA approved but are enthusiasticallyendorsed by women seeking healthier, happier, more fulfilling liveswith the men who love them.