Previous Episodes

Sarah and her husband have a gravy marriage...all except for the never-ending arguments which surround their his/her/mine child situation. Just when it seems that Sarah has given up, resigned to a miserable life, Dr. Laura drops in with a sneak-attack plan that may be just the shake-up this family needs to get back on track.

Dr. Laura's quote of the hour: "Life is stress, and frankly without it, life is kinda boring."

When to Give an Ultimatum / Several unsuccessful attempts to lose weight have led Louise to call Dr. Laura for a discussion on the options for a healthy life. The problem is, when Louise makes any progress, she reverts to using food as an emotional Band-Aid.

Jackie is thinking about leaving her husband of 8 years due to an apparent lack of will on her husband's part to find work. It's been 2 years and counting now that Jackie's husband, an entertainment production guy, has been out of work. Enough already.

Dr. Laura speaks with Ana about the importance of not dissing the Man Upstairs.

Take a Breath Mom / Amy noticed a flurry of unusual text messages on her husband's phone after the bill revealed an excess of over 1,000 exchanges beyond the limit of their plan. It didn't take Amy long to figure out the identity of the mysterious midnight texter: her husband's female coworker. Ouch. Wasting no time and per Dr. Laura's suggestion, Amy places a phone call to the potential bimbarino and lays the groundwork for another round of discussion. Amy calls back in hour 3 to reveal her findings.

When her child was only 4 months removed from the peaceful comfort of her womb, Kelly found her husband in the equally warm (and naked) arms of another woman. In order to restore at least a little bit of serenity into their lives, Kelly and her husband agreed to bring another child into the family. And the beat goes on.

Mary watches helplessly as her sister endures the hellish reality of caring for a disease-stricken spouse. Other than feeling bad for her sister, what else can Mary do, especially when their conversations are filled with hopeless, envy-ridden remarks?

Don't Be a Friendzilla / Young Tim is a talented yet tormented watercolor artist. With his brushes dry and his creative essence all but evaporated, he slogs through the ultra-repetitious life of a call center worker.

Mother's Day proved to be an extremely painful day for Angie, who, still coping with the loss of her child at birth, watched as congratulatory cards and hugs were given to all the mothers in her family, leaving her alone to contend with bitterness and grief.