Review
Jacqui, You really send a strong message with humor and caring from your heart!
Your words have lead me to an understanding that it's not my fault. Reading your books has given me so many strong points to get started.
Again thank you so much for giving me somewhere to go where I feel understood and that gives me strength to change!!! Cherie
Again thank you so much for giving me somewhere to go where I feel understood and that gives me strength to change!!! Cherie
Get your day off to a laugh, a most keen sense of humor and craziness. I love this girl, this author, she's, THE REAL DEAL. You can bet on that.. take it to the bank. And buy it!
TAMMY ABBOTT
Product Description
Come join the maniacal romp through the author’s menopausal madness, all while recovering from recovery. From the nasty night sweats, to discovering her neck has taken on a life of its own, Jacqui Brown has found her stride in this sequel to her brutally powerful debut novel about addiction, “Dancing With The Devil.”
"Last week I ordered both of your books I thought it might help to read something from a mother's point of view instead of a doctor, and I am so glad I did! Thank you! I spent 2 days reading non-stop! Right now I am at that point in my life where I am trying to make changes and if they aren't made I realize nothing will change. Your words gave me encouragement and strength! I cried, laughed, and did a lot of thinking. The way that you write is special. You really send a strong message with humor and caring from your heart! Your words have lead me to an understanding that its not my fault and no matter what I do I have to live and let him grow and live with whatever choices he makes. There are some other changes I am trying to do to with my marriage and my faith, reading your books has given me so many strong points to get started." Cherie
Millions of parents around the globe are struggling with addiction, whether it is themselves, their children, or their relatives or friends. It's a dastardly, vicious, terrifying experience. For most, it's a big secret. We tend to keep it hidden because people love to judge others when they themselves have never been affected.
But guess what? When we start talking about it loud and clear, we start to thread our way towards finding a place to heal our own spirit, our heart, and our soul. We must talk about it in order to survive, otherwise, like me, you might just think about an alternative fix that will only do more harm than good.
I never thought I'd see that light at the end of the tunnel but I did and I'm here to tell, help you, allow you to see through my experience that there is one and it's not a train coming to shred you to pieces.
The honesty, laced with big doses of humor, will help you realize that the light at the end of the tunnel is not always a freight train coming to plow you down, although as Brown says, “Sometimes it is and you’d better learn to get out of the bloody way.”
“If your belly has turned into the Bermuda Triangle, and your boobs are currently living in your front pockets, and you no longer have to shave the back of your legs because your butt has gone South, then you’d better decide that change is imminent.”
~Jacqui~
“I laughed out loud from the belly till I cried. Hadn't laughed this hard for a very long time. You're absolutely hilarious!”
“The section about lack of sexual desire due to menopause was absolutely hilarious. How did she put it, men just seemed to be extra calories.”
"Last week I ordered both of your books I thought it might help to read something from a mother's point of view instead of a doctor, and I am so glad I did! Thank you! I spent 2 days reading non-stop! Right now I am at that point in my life where I am trying to make changes and if they aren't made I realize nothing will change. Your words gave me encouragement and strength! I cried, laughed, and did a lot of thinking. The way that you write is special. You really send a strong message with humor and caring from your heart! Your words have lead me to an understanding that its not my fault and no matter what I do I have to live and let him grow and live with whatever choices he makes. There are some other changes I am trying to do to with my marriage and my faith, reading your books has given me so many strong points to get started." Cherie
Millions of parents around the globe are struggling with addiction, whether it is themselves, their children, or their relatives or friends. It's a dastardly, vicious, terrifying experience. For most, it's a big secret. We tend to keep it hidden because people love to judge others when they themselves have never been affected.
But guess what? When we start talking about it loud and clear, we start to thread our way towards finding a place to heal our own spirit, our heart, and our soul. We must talk about it in order to survive, otherwise, like me, you might just think about an alternative fix that will only do more harm than good.
I never thought I'd see that light at the end of the tunnel but I did and I'm here to tell, help you, allow you to see through my experience that there is one and it's not a train coming to shred you to pieces.
The honesty, laced with big doses of humor, will help you realize that the light at the end of the tunnel is not always a freight train coming to plow you down, although as Brown says, “Sometimes it is and you’d better learn to get out of the bloody way.”
“If your belly has turned into the Bermuda Triangle, and your boobs are currently living in your front pockets, and you no longer have to shave the back of your legs because your butt has gone South, then you’d better decide that change is imminent.”
~Jacqui~
“I laughed out loud from the belly till I cried. Hadn't laughed this hard for a very long time. You're absolutely hilarious!”
“The section about lack of sexual desire due to menopause was absolutely hilarious. How did she put it, men just seemed to be extra calories.”
