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Mother Hunger by Kelly McDaniel — WisdomDeck honest review
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Mother Hunger

by Kelly McDaniel

For women whose mothers failed to provide nurturance, protection or guidance: the three elements, the resulting 'hunger' that shows up in relationships and addiction, and a path toward healing. Compassionate and specific.

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you are a woman with a wound you cannot name and suspect it is maternal.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Nurturance, protection, guidance.
  2. Mother hunger drives relationship patterns.
  3. Healing is possible without the mother.

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Read the three elements and identify which were missing.

Our verdict

A maternal wound, named.

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