An adult survivor of servere child abuse/trauma, physicaly and mentally and the struggles within whilst raising a family. The effect and survivial mechanism as a child and adult and how each managed to survive and find a reason to live when thinking life not worth living, How as an adult she went in search for the meaning of life, to feel alive not just live and the adversities she overcame while doing so. The reconnection of mind body and soul
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“Under Joshua’s Shadow” by Nicholas Parra looks deeply into the profound effects of incarceration on personal relationships and individual identity. The novel scrutinizes the emotional,
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