1975 (#13) - Katherine’s arrangements and Jill and Brock’s wedding

Vivian, informed by Brock, contacts Katherine and convinces her not to give up her personal battle against alcohol. Katherine gladly accepts the woman's advice, as she is already determined to change her life to get her husband back. Katherine found comfort in the Bible during this difficult period and as the weeks went by, she was becoming more and more kind to both Phillip and Jill, who were becoming increasingly guilty towards the woman. Liz and Snapper's prayers to forget Phillip were having their effect, since despite the man's insistence and their overwhelming passion, Jill was now determined to stop seeing Phillip. Katherine, meanwhile, noticed Brock's interest in Jill, and so she encouraged the two of them to start seeing each other. Determined to get over Phillip, Jill agreed to go out with Brock, who surprisingly asked Jill to marry him. Jill, determined to put Phillip behind her and forget him as soon as possible, accepts Brock's proposal without hesitation, and in a short time the wedding, with interested Katherine's help, is organized. Liz and Snapper, happy for Jill's decision, attend the girl's wedding celebration between Jill and an emotional Brock. From the glances with Phillip, it is clear that their love is by no means extinguished; however, it is Phillip himself who accepts that the girl has made such a painful decision for the good of all and resigns himself to straighten out his marriage with Katherine.

1975 (#5) - Katherine attends AA meetings and Brock supports her

Everyone at the Chancellor house is happy when Katherine starts attending the meetings to solve her alcohol addiction. Despite her pride and toughness, she bowed to the pressures from Jill and Phillip so that she could stop self-destructing and start a new life. However, it was Brock's return and reconciliation with his son that sparked the woman's desire to start over. Katherine's path would be long and full of pitfalls, Brock also knew it very well, and he never failed to support her and advise her to join the association, so that even specialists could help her. During the sessions, Katherine get to meet new people, including Ralph Olson, with the same problem as her and struggling with the first but important step of rehabilitation: admitting his addiction. Initially, Katherine struggled to fit in, she didn't to be treated like an invalid or a problem, but the sincere words of Vivian Anders, the volunteer who follows the woman's group, struck Katherine and pushed her to sincerely admit her problem and let out all the frustrations, anger and suffering she had inside.