Even with the divorce, I am not expecting my ex-wife to hit rock bottom soon. If there is a silver lining to the divorce, it is that perhaps now she can put that decision behind her. From everything I understand about MLC, the MLCer does not really like to have to make decisions. If they do have to make a decision, the decision they make will typically be whichever answer allows them to continue running away.
So now that the divorce is done, she no longer has to think about that as far as a "decision to make". She's "free" now....she has her freedom and will expect the emptiness, confusion, doubts, and anxiety of MLC to go away. But will they go away? In my belief based upon Christianity, not only will those things not go away, but a whole new set will come (of the same emotions). I think this new set is what will eventually take her toward Liminality. I don't know when and that doesn't matter right now. She's only about 6 months into Replay, so she will probably keep running from these emotions for a while yet. But eventually, her beliefs and emotions will collide.....and I believe that's when the face of Liminality can start to manifest itself.
Baxter....it sounds to me like your friend may have had a crisis. This is not meant as a rebuttal from me, but I do voice my opinion on it. The "we're two different people" line is hollow. Every couple is two different people. To me, it's disrespecting your spouse. In a healthy marriage, the spouses know how to use their differences to complement the other spouse. It's also a sign that the couple is not co-dependent. Just my opinion...