to those who said yes to reading my memoir, thank you...anyone else? did I get everyone?

[Guest guest]

Hey WTO community,

A few days ago, I posted a call out asking for folks to volunteer to read an

in-progress version of my memoir about growing up a KO (kid of) a nada

(borderline mom - spelling it out for the newbies) who fought incessantly

with my dad (who had narcissistic pd).

Anyway, thank you so much, I'm thrilled that so many of you said yes! Those

who have responded are listed below, did I miss anyone? Drop me a line if

you're interested in reading the memoir and I didn't capture your name.

Here's the list I've got so far:

" Doug "

" Judy "

" Holly Lipschultz "

" Beatrice Benedick "

" Girlscout Cowboy "

" agranger16@... "

" "

" Cammisha "

I'll contact each of you privately, off-list (I have all of your emails

recorded), when I have a version of the memoir ready, by the end of August

or early September (it's currently being professionally edited).

ALSO - if anyone KNOWS someone who would be a good candidate to read it,

please get in touch. In addition to adult children who grew up with such

parents, I'm also looking for a) kids 10 - 18, educators/teachers, c)

mental health professionals/therapists, d) family law attorneys, e) judges,

f) parents currently in conflict whether they are still together or are

separated/divorced. My book is relevant to all of those audiences!

Thank you again!! I'm so excited to share my story with you and hear your

feedback.

Peace,

-

[Guest guest]

,

Put me on the list too. I am *married* to, for 25+ years, my BPD wife, but we

are separating. I have known about BPD for about 5 years, and haver been going

to a T and reading just about everything out there on it. I will also check with

my daughters, 18 & 20, one of who has read USBM, and who both have known

something wasn't right for 5+ years.

It will be intersting to see how your book 'reads'. I personally feel that we

need more books like One Way Ticket to Kansas that are an 'easy, not too

technical' of a read......for someone that is *not* hard -core into

'understanding' to a deep degree. Just more of a 'validation' that " yes, it IS

nuts, we are not the crazy ones, we did not deserve this kind of life " and so

on.Â

Thanks, DKC ()

________________________________

To: WTOAdultChildren1

Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2011 9:20 PM

Subject: to those who said yes to reading my memoir, thank

you...anyone else? did I get everyone?

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Hey WTO community,

A few days ago, I posted a call out asking for folks to volunteer to read an

in-progress version of my memoir about growing up a KO (kid of) a nada

(borderline mom - spelling it out for the newbies) who fought incessantly

with my dad (who had narcissistic pd).

Anyway, thank you so much, I'm thrilled that so many of you said yes! Those

who have responded are listed below, did I miss anyone? Drop me a line if

you're interested in reading the memoir and I didn't capture your name.

Here's the list I've got so far:

" Doug "

" Judy "

" Holly Lipschultz "

" Beatrice Benedick "

" Girlscout Cowboy "

" agranger16@... "

" "

" Cammisha "

I'll contact each of you privately, off-list (I have all of your emails

recorded), when I have a version of the memoir ready, by the end of August

or early September (it's currently being professionally edited).

ALSO - if anyone KNOWS someone who would be a good candidate to read it,

please get in touch. In addition to adult children who grew up with such

parents, I'm also looking for a) kids 10 - 18, educators/teachers, c)

mental health professionals/therapists, d) family law attorneys, e) judges,

f) parents currently in conflict whether they are still together or are

separated/divorced. My book is relevant to all of those audiences!

Thank you again!! I'm so excited to share my story with you and hear your

feedback.

Peace,

-

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I will also read it it, if you still need readers.

>

> ,

> Put me on the list too. I am *married* to, for 25+ years, my BPD wife, but we

are separating. I have known about BPD for about 5 years, and haver been going

to a T and reading just about everything out there on it. I will also check with

my daughters, 18 & 20, one of who has read USBM, and who both have known

something wasn't right for 5+ years.

>

>

> It will be intersting to see how your book 'reads'. I personally feel that we

need more books like One Way Ticket to Kansas that are an 'easy, not too

technical' of a read......for someone that is *not* hard -core into

'understanding' to a deep degree. Just more of a 'validation' that " yes, it IS

nuts, we are not the crazy ones, we did not deserve this kind of life " and so

on.Â

>

> Thanks, DKC ()

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> To: WTOAdultChildren1

> Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2011 9:20 PM

> Subject: to those who said yes to reading my memoir, thank

you...anyone else? did I get everyone?

>

>

> Â

> Hey WTO community,

>

> A few days ago, I posted a call out asking for folks to volunteer to read an

> in-progress version of my memoir about growing up a KO (kid of) a nada

> (borderline mom - spelling it out for the newbies) who fought incessantly

> with my dad (who had narcissistic pd).

>

> Anyway, thank you so much, I'm thrilled that so many of you said yes! Those

> who have responded are listed below, did I miss anyone? Drop me a line if

> you're interested in reading the memoir and I didn't capture your name.

>

> Here's the list I've got so far:

>

> " Doug "

>

> " Judy "

>

> " Holly Lipschultz "

>

> " Beatrice Benedick "

>

> " Girlscout Cowboy "

>

> " agranger16@... "

>

> " "

>

> " Cammisha "

>

> I'll contact each of you privately, off-list (I have all of your emails

> recorded), when I have a version of the memoir ready, by the end of August

> or early September (it's currently being professionally edited).

>

> ALSO - if anyone KNOWS someone who would be a good candidate to read it,

> please get in touch. In addition to adult children who grew up with such

> parents, I'm also looking for a) kids 10 - 18, educators/teachers, c)

> mental health professionals/therapists, d) family law attorneys, e) judges,

> f) parents currently in conflict whether they are still together or are

> separated/divorced. My book is relevant to all of those audiences!

>

> Thank you again!! I'm so excited to share my story with you and hear your

> feedback.

>

> Peace,

>

> -

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm a voracious reader and would love to read it! I also know a child therapist

who may be interested, I can ask her on Friday if you're still looking for other

perspectives.

>

> Hey WTO community,

>

> A few days ago, I posted a call out asking for folks to volunteer to read an

> in-progress version of my memoir about growing up a KO (kid of) a nada

> (borderline mom - spelling it out for the newbies) who fought incessantly

> with my dad (who had narcissistic pd).

>

> Anyway, thank you so much, I'm thrilled that so many of you said yes! Those

> who have responded are listed below, did I miss anyone? Drop me a line if

> you're interested in reading the memoir and I didn't capture your name.

>

> Here's the list I've got so far:

>

> " Doug "

>

> " Judy "

>

> " Holly Lipschultz "

>

> " Beatrice Benedick "

>

> " Girlscout Cowboy "

>

> " agranger16@... "

>

> " "

>

> " Cammisha "

>

>

> I'll contact each of you privately, off-list (I have all of your emails

> recorded), when I have a version of the memoir ready, by the end of August

> or early September (it's currently being professionally edited).

>

>

> ALSO - if anyone KNOWS someone who would be a good candidate to read it,

> please get in touch. In addition to adult children who grew up with such

> parents, I'm also looking for a) kids 10 - 18, educators/teachers, c)

> mental health professionals/therapists, d) family law attorneys, e) judges,

> f) parents currently in conflict whether they are still together or are

> separated/divorced. My book is relevant to all of those audiences!

>

>

> Thank you again!! I'm so excited to share my story with you and hear your

> feedback.

>

>

> Peace,

>

> -

>

>

>