Caitlin N.’s Reviews > It Didn't Start with You: How Inherited Family Trauma Shapes Who We Are and How to End the Cycle > Status Update
Caitlin N.
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As is the importance of learning how to take responsibility for our emotions, let other people be responsible for theirs, and accept what others can give us nonjudgementally.
these concepts are all that rings true. mostly a collection of impressive anecdotes about victims of anxiety or self-harm realizing their sensations & thoughts were inherited from relatives they never even knew & being cured by imaginary convos
— Aug 17, 2021 12:19PM
these concepts are all that rings true. mostly a collection of impressive anecdotes about victims of anxiety or self-harm realizing their sensations & thoughts were inherited from relatives they never even knew & being cured by imaginary convos
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Caitlin N.
is on page 125 of 256
The impact of a mother's emotional state during pregnancy on the child, the severed parent/child relationship impacting health, the notion of our grandparents' story impacting our parents' parenting, what we believe about ourselves and the fears we live with with are all real.
— Aug 17, 2021 12:16PM
Caitlin N.
is on page 125 of 256
Jotting down some notes for a future review: this book performs a big bait-and-switch, starting with science and epigenetics and then moving to completely unscientifically proven, anecdotal stories wherein very specific trauma symptoms appear in children who are not physically descended from the victim or perpetrator of the original trauma event.
— Aug 17, 2021 12:14PM
Caitlin N.
is on page 125 of 256
This book needed a better editor. "He forged fake documents" is nonsensical. Also parts are repetitive and poorly structured.
— Aug 17, 2021 11:08AM
