Win-win Book

After reading a few books that skim over real mother-daughter issues, it was a breath of fresh air to read one that felt as if the author knew me. This was probably because mothers & daughters have had stressed relationships since the beginning of time, and my experience is nothing new in relation to the bigger picture.

It felt good to know that what I went through isn't normal, that I shouldn't feel guilty for something that has been a generational problem, and that protecting my mental/psychological/mental health is actually NOT to be discouraged, even if it means limited interaction with my mother.

I checked this book out of the library, but am going to buy a copy for myself and highlight the hell out of it!