Wolves in the Closet My Improbable Transformation: Healing from Trauma, Alcoholism, and Incest

The last thing Peggy McGeary wanted to do was get sober. She was just a "Free Spirit." But childhood memories kept bubbling up: sexual abuse by both parents; her mother trying to kill her in a closet. She wanted Peggy and her pet German Shepherd - "gone". The wolf is not a metaphor - it was her mother. Peggy thought: I'm never going to forgive that. Forgiveness is a four letter word. Case closed. "I want to erase my mother's vibration from the face of the earth". The answer: alcohol. There was a slight glitch. After twenty-five years of daily drinking, the Grim Reaper had her in his sights - and he always wins. Against all odds - Peggy got sober. This Memoir is a raw and unflinching look at humanities dark side, with enough laugh out loud moments to balance it. Through Trauma Therapy, after releasing her rage, Peggy could manifest a deep, luminous everyday kind of joy.

Pagina's: 208, Paperback, Mindstir Media