A doctor is staying with a colleague. The host says she has lied to the guest’s husband and does not want to continue. The guest fears he will try to fix a situation she believes cannot be fixed. How could the host state her boundary about lying, and why? Describe the change you suggest and explain why it helps in this exchange.
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