Mothers Who Can't Love: A Healing Guide for Daughters Free Audiobook Download by Donna frazier Glynn,Susan Forward

Mothers Who Can't Love (MWWCL) by Donna F. Glynn is a book that can help mend the brokenness from a mother-daughter relationship. The book is written in an open-ended format focusing on healing, forgiveness, relearning and understanding. Each chapter of the book has a story about a woman who must find healing for one particular aspect of her relationship with her mother.

Mothers Who Can't Love: A Healing Guide for Daughters is a book by Donna Frazier Glynn and Susan Forward originally published in 2001. The book's subject matter is the exploration of how mothers in abusive families create patterns of self-loathing and shame that they then pass on to their children.

In this audiobook, Glynn shares her personal experience of not having the love and support of her own mother and how it affected her life. She helps you identify if you are a daughter who has had such an experience and offers ways to heal that have helped her move on.

Mothers Who Can't Love is a powerful and insightful guide for daughters of narcissistic mothers. It helps you to understand the main types of Narcissistic Mothers, to heal from their damaging behaviors and in the process gain new perspectives on your own mothering experience.

"Donna Frazier Glynn's groundbreaking new book is for mothers who feel stuck and hopeless because they can't seem to love their daughters, or themselves. Moms who have tried every diet, exercise routine, and therapy imaginable to connect are finally given a way to heal all of the brokenness that has been eating away at them – if they will open their hearts." - Susan Forward in the Foreword.

"If your mother got cancer, you would do whatever you could to help her get well and survive. Why then, when she suffers from addiction or is living with a mental illness, or is homeless and poverty-stricken, do we dismiss her pain by telling her that it's normal for her to be miserable? "