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Unrestrained: Surviving and Thriving After Abuse

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Unrestrained is the moving, sometimes frightening story of Caroline Cameron’s journey of surviving and thriving after years of horrific abuse from her husband. Caroline has approached her story with searing honesty and no-nonsense practicality and in so doing has dug a well of healing for the thousands of people whose stories are like hers. Caroline lifts the mask off so much of the secret and dangerous world of domestic abuse but, more importantly, provides a way into healing and restoration of soul for all those who are going through a similar experience. Her profound hope is that you will see that it is possible not only to be a survivor of abuse but that you can actually thrive! Where once you experienced control, oppression, containment and restraint, you can now live powerful, expansive and nurtured lives full of freedom and grace. 'If you’re currently trapped in an abusive relationship, let Caroline’s story comfort you and bring you hope. If you’ve experienced abuse in the past and still live with the trauma of what you went through, let Caroline’s story lead you into greater freedom. If you’re supporting victims of abuse, let Caroline’s story inspire faith in your heart that nothing is impossible with God. If you’re someone who is fortunate enough to have never experienced abuse, let Caroline’s story of redemption wow you and give you a deeper awe of God.' (from the foreword by Wendy Mann)

142 pages, Paperback

Published May 6, 2020

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January 4, 2022
Amazing book, honest, authentic and full of truth that will set you free. The exercises at the end of each chapter are so helpful & accessible to all, not only those who have been affected by abuse.
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