I am writing you about a book you wrote that helped me finally heal and stop beating myself up about a BAD CHILDHOOD and WHY ME? LOL... More >>

I don't get to listen to you very often because of scheduling conflicts; however I listen when I can... More >>

After years of torment at the hands of my parents, I decided to leave them... More >>

I have had several addicts in my life. I grew up with an alcoholic mother. I was an exchange student with an alcoholic host father. I had an alcoholic older brother and an alcoholic older brother-in-law... More >>

...I can confirm that you are right to say that no matter how bad a situation was in our childhood, we still have a choice of what to do with what is. Even as a child, I made my choice... More >>

The hardest thing I had to get through was leaving my siblings ages 12 and 4 when I ran away from home when I was only 14 years old... More >>

We got married in 1989 at a very ripe age of 24 and 23. The beginning went well, as it usually does, but we almost did not make it to our 10th anniversary. More >>

Based on what my parents did to me as a child, the hardest thing to overcome as an adult was to learn how... More >>

I am a Muslim woman living in India, I have never been to the U.S. or any western country. I never heard or read about you, until one day... More >>

I was told as a child that I should open doors for women, treat them with respect, defer or apologize to them when it is necessary... What I was taught, however, was what never exited between the teeth of my parents. What I was taught had nothing to do with what I was told. More >>