In this highly inspiring factual account, Jenni Shell traces the circumstances and consequences of traumatic events in two early childhoods: the one of her mother in the Edwardian era, and her own in the last years of the Second World War and after. Although her mother had been diagnosed with a form of schizophrenia, there were indications that she might have been silenced, and it became her daughter's heartfelt commitment to bring to light the 'truth' about what might have been a tragic misdiagnosis. Trying to understand her mother's suffering led the young woman to discover spiritual...
In this highly inspiring factual account, Jenni Shell traces the circumstances and consequences of traumatic events in two early childhoods: the one o...