Carolyn Bramhall grew up in what seemed to outsiders to be a normal home, with hard-working parents, surrounded by apparently caring relatives. She graduated from Bible college, married, found a job as a youth worker. Then nightmares and panic attacks started to swamp her. She, her husband and two small children moved to work in America, but the internal stresses grew worse - and a host of other personalities started to make their presence felt. In due course 109 separate entities, each created to carry some aspect of truly ghastly past pain, would identify themselves. What could she do?

The story of a girl shattered by childhood abuse.

Foreword Exposure Introduction Part 1 1. Secrets 2. A Child 3. A Change 4. A Challenge 5. A Choice Part 2 6. Disturbance 7. Decline 8. Departure 9. Distressed 10. Developments 11. Depravity 12. Disorder 13. Direction 14. Decision Part 3 15. Reunion 16. Renewal 17. Resistance 18. Rejoicing Proclamation Afterword Appendix A Appendix B Further Help

\["For those seeking hope in personal struggles and trauma", "Addresses the impact of hidden pain and anxiety", "You will find strength and understanding in your journey"\]

This book explores Carolyn Bramhall's journey through trauma and healing.

Carolyn Bramhall

Cover

Title Page

Copyright

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Foreword

Exposure

Introduction

Part 1 Chapter 1: Secrets

Chapter 2: A Child

Chapter 3: A Change

Chapter 4: A Challenge

Chapter 5: A Choice

Part 2 Chapter 6: Disturbance

Chapter 7: Decline

Chapter 8: Departure

Chapter 9: Distressed

Chapter 10: Developments

Chapter 11: Depravity

Chapter 12: Disorder

Chapter 13: Direction

Chapter 14: Decision

Part 3 Chapter 15: Reunion

Chapter 16: Renewal

Chapter 17: Resistance

Chapter 18: Rejoicing

Proclamation

Afterword

Appendix A

Appendix B

Further Help

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Bramhall, Carolyn

__"High-pitched childish screams explode into the air, unrelenting, shot through with blind terror. A wounded animal - A torture chamber - I know her well-oh, how well I know her! I have heard her screams often. That child is me".__

Carolyn Bramhall grew up in what seemed to outsiders to be a normal home, with hard-working parents, surrounded by apparently caring relatives. She graduated from Bible college, married, found a job as a youth worker. Then nightmares and panic attacks started to swamp her.

She, her husband and two small children moved to work in America, but the internal stresses grew worse - and a host of other personalities started to make their presence felt.

In due course 109 separate entities, each created to carry some aspect of truly ghastly past pain, would identify themselves. What could she do?

Carolyn Bramhall grew up in what seemed to outsiders to be a normal home, with hard-working parents, surrounded by apparently caring relatives. She graduated from Bible college, married, found a job as a youth worker. Then nightmares and panic attacks started to swamp her. She, her husband and two small children moved to work in America, but the internal stresses grew worse - and a host of other personalities started to make their presence felt. In due course 109 separate entities, each created to carry some aspect of truly ghastly past pain, would identify themselves. What could she do? Show More Show Less

Carolyn has a suberb and honest style...This book is a valuable read for anyone concerned to help troubled believers... -- Shirley Jebb Evangelicals Now 'A valuable and deeply satisfying book. ' -- Jennifer Rees Larcombe 'An amazing, gripping, painful horror story filled with love and hope, and ending in uplifting triumph.' -- Donna Fletcher Crow

Carolyn Bramhall lives in Newbury, Berks, and has an extensive speaking and pastoral ministry in connection with Freedom in Christ Ministries

"Am I a Good Girl Yet?" by Carolyn Bramhall explores her journey through childhood abuse and dissociation. This memoir addresses trauma, healing, and faith, suitable for readers seeking understanding.

\["For readers seeking hope after deep emotional wounds", "Addresses the struggle of overcoming childhood abuse", "You will find inspiration for your own healing journey"\]

This poignant memoir explores the journey of healing from childhood trauma.

Childhood abuse had shattered her. Could she ever be whole?

Am I A Good Girl Yet?

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