pickWhen your parents are still christian science followers and your not ,do you respect their decisions when it comes to mum dying and they are just praying ,because sickness is just an error.Sometimes i felt like yelling at Lucia to speak up say what your thinking ,other times i respect her ability to hold her tounge.Rollercoaster of emotions in this read.
pickThe further in you read the more the intesity grows.Gives a little insight to Christian science and how familys cope or dont when a parent becomes very ill and medical assistance is not acceptable.
As I sit in the same spot this morning (although nursing a cold 😟), it's fun to see my first post on @Litsy . There's no place on social media I'd rather be. 😘😘😘 #myfirstlitsypost #firstlitsypost #firsteverlitsypost #fivemonthsago #booktober
pickThis book hits close to home. I grew up (and left) the same religion as the author. She tells her story with a range of raw emotions. Watching the death of a parent is never easy. Watching them make choices that endanger their lives - and by extension, your own, as their child is nearly impossible.
The teabag says happiness comes from contentment. Contentment comes from time to read before the day starts!
Fathermothergod: My Journey Out of Christian Science | 
