Down the Rabbit Hole

A Memoir of Abuse, Addiction and Recovery

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Down the Rabbit Hole

By: Kate Russell

Narrated by: Kate Russell

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Kate, born to abusive, drug addicted parents, identifies an inner God voice when she is very young. This voice, and the support of her grandmother, helps her overcome her circumstances instead of falling victim to them. However, as she grows up she finds that the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree, and she discovers that she is an addict herself. Deciding not to go down the path her parents went, she rises above her circumstances again and chooses the path of recovery. Now eight years sober she shares how faith helped her continue to take positive action and avoid victimization every step of the way.

"Impossible to put down. Both funny and yet often terrifying, this is a raw, unflinching account of a chaotic and abusive childhood overcome by inner strength and an enduring sense of humor."

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Child Abuse

Dysfunctional Families

Dysfunctional Relationships

Parenting & Families

Personal Development

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Inspiring

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unfortunately this is not my cup of tea at all. it's poorly written long pauses between chapters . Im sad the author had a bad upbringing , but I also hear in the way she has read it . that she's now possibly developed an emotional unstable personality disorder . towards the end there seems to be a lot of blame on others. the" I'll just starve myself then see how you like that ".

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