Fracture Lines
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Teens, women, adults. Boyfriends and husband's of women who have been involved with women who have survived any of the 10 fractures in the book which are countless. There are millions and millions of women who have been shattered by all of these, who have not sought help and are paralyzed by these fractures. Some are victims to alcohol abuse themselves or drugs. Some have no self esteem and are lost and wandering.
They may have gone through many relationships because they do not think highly of themselves.
Also women who are very spiritual will find this book amazing as I have been touched and truly believe it is a miracle I am still alive. I do believe the scope of my work in this book will help millions of women define their destiny and give them their voice. I am excited to show them that they have one. They have power within them that no one can destroy no matter what has happened in their lives.
Their are many dysfunctional family relationships, and I would like people to know that sometimes it is best to break these bonds and make new families. As hard as it may be it is self destructive to women when they continually think there is something wrong with them.
Also for women in AA stay there please. Kudos to all family members for the support they give. There is nothing worse than making a child feel so alone and terrible than a cutting alcoholic tongue.
Get into an ACOA program if you have not started one yet.
If your spouse has used you for arm candy and is gay. Horrific! Get into immediate counseling.
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About the Book
Grace Young believes that we are all warriors and miracles who, through various struggles and challenges, have each acquired fracture lines. With the hope of bringing peace, empowering women, and encouraging a movement that emphasizes inner strength, self-love, and courage, Young shares details of her amazing journey through life, during which she overcame seemingly insurmountable odds, learned to trust her power and find her voice, and eventually healed her own fracture lines. Young begins by offering a glimpse into her chaotic childhood, overshadowed by a violent, alcoholic father whose unpredictable rages cast a dark cloud over a dysfunctional family situation. After her mother suddenly died and her father remarried, she quickly learned to trust her intuition in order to survive within a volatile home environment. Even after she was raped by an uncle at age seventeen, she somehow managed to pick herself up, attend college, and marry—without any idea that soon life would once again test her strength. Fracture Lines is the true story of one woman’s life experiences as she finds the power within to overcome her greatest challenges and define her destiny.
About the Author
Grace Young is a certified life coach whose areas of focus include motivation, empowerment, and grief. Her interests include health coach advocacy, public speaking, and writing. She has two children and one grandchild.