Can I Come HOME Now?

A True Story of Childhood Trauma

De: Barbara GODIN

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

True Story of Childhood Trauma

Can I Come HOME Now? This bestselling memoir chronicles Barbara Godin's journey of overcoming childhood trauma, abuse, and neglect. It is an inspiring story of resilience and hope, as she reclaims her life and encourages readers to rise above their own challenges.

Yet this is not merely a tale of survival; it is a testament to resilience. Through candid reflections, Barbara unveils the cunning tactics of her abusers while illuminating the profound longing for her mother’s love—always just out of reach. As she navigates a world of dysfunction and ultimately finds herself in an abusive marriage, Barbara’s story transforms into one of hope and healing.
“Can I Come HOME Now?” is a poignant reminder that even in the darkest corners of our past, we can reclaim our voices and forge a path toward a brighter future. Join Barbara on her journey of rediscovery and empowerment, and learn how to rise above the odds to create the life you truly deserve.

Virtual voice was horrid.

Virtual voice was highly disturbing. Inflection of the voice was horrific on certain sensitive parts of the story. No one proof listened to how inappropriate it turned out? I have listened to bad stories and come from a bad story but this was hard to stomach because of that virtual narrator.

Facing childhood trauma that was pushed down and thought to be forgotten.

A sad story initially but very empowering in the end. I could not put the audiobook down. The title caught me by surprise as I was drawn to it as I was missing my family as I live in another country and had longed to reconnect with them again. Very inspired by her story!

Learned a lot about jehova witness

This story is excellent and mind-blowing. Good insight into the narrow-minded hypocrites of the Jehovas Witness cult. The story could be even better if the author narrated the audible version in her own voice. AI removed all personality from the story as it was devoid of inflection, pauses, exclamations, etc.

Survivor!

I love that she decided that the dysfunction would stop with her. Loved this book! The voice reading was difficult at times but I still loved it.

Virtual reading

The story was hard to following with the virtual reading. It comes across with run on sentences and you can’t really get into the story with that type of reading.