Unabridged Audiobook
Half of the book has workable information. It could have done with an editor on the narration though. The narrators voice is soothing and she has sort of a Drew Barrymore vibe but it felt like a raw first pass narration that includes stumbling on words, awkward pauses, and mispronunciations to the point of the text not making sense in some spots. I did find this book helpful as I begin to dive into my relationship with my own Mother but I have a feeling there is better stuff out there.
Painfully accurate. The author uses confusing, antiquated syntax in a way that makes is bulky for the audiobook reader to have to read. It is definitely be cumbersome to have to listen to via audiobook because of this, but the reader does her best to make it read easily. Not sure if it would be better or worse if you actually read the book instead of listening.
Encouraging words were just what I needed from this, it has right in most therapists don’t have a clue in dealing with this sickness and I did experience.
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