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Untangled A story of resilience courage and triumph edition by Alexis Rose Health Fitness Dieting eBooks

I discovered this book on the writer's blog. Although I don't normally read accounts of trauma because they tend to trigger me, I downloaded a sample and found the narrative so compelling, I bought the book.

This is an amazing story. I cannot conceive of how the author survived all she went through. An incredibly strong and resilient spirit! The memoir is well-written and the story flows easily. It was a couldn't-put-down book. When her husband tells the mother she has to leave the house at one point, I cheered. And cheered for the author all the way.

I connected with the author especially when she mentioned the physical pain that manifested at the same time as the unblocking of her emotions and memories. Highly recommended.


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Untangled A story of resilience courage and triumph edition by Alexis Rose Health Fitness Dieting eBooks Reviews

I’ve had this book in my cart for almost two years now. As a fellow survivor of trauma I wanted to read it so badly, yet knew I needed to be in a strong place to do so.

The day finally came today, and I was absolutely blown away by what the author had to say. As a reader, the beginning chapters are sometimes difficult to follow. As a fellow survivor I understand exactly why they are written in a choppy somewhat difficult to follow format. They describe not only the events that took place in the author’s life, but also how it feels inside a mind fractured by traumatic experience.

I applaud this author for having the courage to publish her story after the horrific situations she endured. It is a haunting, yet beautiful story that desperately needed to be told. I highly recommend it!
What an inspiring story! As someone who has also survived a childhood and young adulthood of almost unbelievable trauma and abuse, I feel both validated and encouraged after reading UNTANGLED. Although the details of my particular trauma history are very different, the feelings, the PTSD symptoms, and the ongoing life struggles, are nearly identical.

My own memoir of survival has been a work in progress for years. I was in my early twenties when I first tried to put my story in writing. Today I am in my sixties, and the urgency I feel to speak my truth while I still can is very strong. But writing about these things, even after all these years, is HARD.

Since reading Untangled, I keep telling myself “If Alexis can do it, I can do it.” And, guess what -- I am doing it!
A heart-wrenching story of years of abuse of mind, body, and soul for the most part by the very people who should have provided love and protection. I didn't want to put the book down but at the same time I needed to step away while reading some of the first chapters in order to absorb what the author was experiencing. It is so well written coming from deep inside her soul, very intense. I wanted to give the author a hug and affirm she was a worthy person after every chapter. The will to live and the courage it took to keep moving forward to face her past and become whole was profound. She had so much to deprogram and I could just feel the pain involved with the process. I was also humbled by the descriptions of what it is like to live with PTSD using experiences that most of us don't think twice about but can be insurmountable for someone dealing with PTSD. A very powerful story.
The events that unfold within the pages of Untangled are difficult to read, yet I found myself unable to put it down! From the authors childhood to becoming an adult, she takes the reader into the perverse and powerful culture of torture and abuse that many cannot fathom. Confused and often alone, she faces more than the imaginable, displaying an unsurmountable amount of courage and strength to survive within a complex maze of secret forces, and unknown outcomes. Now, with her commitment to heal and live, Alexis Rose courageously shares her personal experience with a clear awareness, her words affecting the reader to think about them well past the last paragraph. This book exemplifies the true resilience of the human spirit and stirs us to realize just how much one can overcome!
It is scary to understand that this is a true story. The contrast in the lack of emotion, caring and tenderness Alexis grew up with, with the selfless doting and protection that most parents provide for their children is chilling. Add to that the actual physical abuse and actually turning their daughter over to ruthless killers and you have the formula for true psychopaths. The fact that Alexis survived all of that and, with some wonderful help from counselors is actually thriving now re-affirms that we all have an opportunity to overcome our past and our hurdles. Most people don't have to endure a fraction of what the author endured, so she is an inspiration to all of us. This would make a compelling movie.
I discovered this book on the writer's blog. Although I don't normally read accounts of trauma because they tend to trigger me, I downloaded a sample and found the narrative so compelling, I bought the book.

This is an amazing story. I cannot conceive of how the author survived all she went through. An incredibly strong and resilient spirit! The memoir is well-written and the story flows easily. It was a couldn't-put-down book. When her husband tells the mother she has to leave the house at one point, I cheered. And cheered for the author all the way.

I connected with the author especially when she mentioned the physical pain that manifested at the same time as the unblocking of her emotions and memories. Highly recommended.