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Nancy Fox-Kilgore has flung wide open a secret door that all teachers, school
counselors, therapists, social workers, MDs, and others in the helping
professions MUST enter. Just as Temple Grandin helped us understand autism from
the inside out, Fox-Kilgore unlocks her personal diary and ushers us into the
oft-silenced hell of sibling bullying and abuse. She takes the reader through
under-explored caverns and crevices of sibling abuse and illustrates how
penetrating a family system of denial can require the emotional energy akin to
the physical ascent of Mt. Everest.
Her diary ends with invaluable
statistics, facts, brain research, tips, and guidelines that inform survivors
how or if to address their aggressor, ways to determine if a relationship can be
healed or must be severed, and how to thrive and love oneself after sibling
abuse. This book is a call to action to educate ourselves and parents about the
effects of sibling abuse and its link to mental illness and family dysfunction.
It's also a book about hope and encouragement, the movement toward mental
health, and a message for sibling abuse survivors that they are not alone.
Jane Balvanz
co-author When Girls Hurt Girls®
co-owner A Way
Through, LLC and GAPRA
Fantastic insight for never told lies! Opens doors with new hope for healing. A
must read for anyone with siblings or parents of more than 1 child!
Third Girl
I never knew that some children live on the edge of death - for years - right
here in America. This book opens your eyes to what can happen in ANY family when
parents don't pay attention to their own children.
How many other
children are out there in their own hellish prison, right in the heart of their
own families. Parents, be vigilant, SEE your children and KNOW what they are up
to. This could be going on right under your own noses!!!!!!!!! You need to read
this book. T BONE
Bravo for speaking out, Ms. Nancy Fox Kilgore! Telling your story is an act of
healing! A fine example of how to do it! Thanks! Michele Howden
A Must Read! Who knew what a sister could do when the parents are too busy or
don't pay attention. Abuse starts in the home and behind closed doors.
There is hope and healing available if you keep seeking.
poohbear
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