The Voices We Couldn't Hear

A Personal Story of a Mother's Mental Illness

De: Lorie Bond Saadipour

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This is a personal story of generational trauma, a mother's debilitating paranoid schizophrenia and a daughter who was thrust into foster care, homelessness, drug addiction, and was sexually abused and neglected.
This book Discovers the strength of the human spirit and the power of love that defies all odds, a story of resilience and hope.
Beautifully written as a heartfelt memoir that invites readers to discover Lorie’s profound journey, The Voices We Couldn’t Hear is a transformative coming-of-age story that delves into poignant themes including abuse, mental illness, and the unshakeable bond between mother and daughter. With an eye-opening look at the harsh realities of being a forgotten child, along with the immense capacity we have to rise above our circumstances, this book is a must-read for fans of books including Hidden Valley Road, The Glass Castle, American Daughter and Etched in Sand.
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Her deep love for her Mother, and her Mother loved her the best she could <3

Beautiful story <3 I feel blessed to have heard this and am grateful that the author shared this with us.

A wake-up call to change the health care system

A heroic journey navigating the broken U.S. health and social service system that fails to care for society’s most vulnerable. I wept during the accounts of how much the author struggled to get help for her dear mother who was living with severe mental illness, and the challenges they both faced, in the process. A well written account of a bravely-lived, difficult childhood, and another example of someone who turned out to be a loving, caring person, in spite of not getting enough love and care in her childhood. Given that the narration was done by AI, it wasn’t bad—despite the horribly mutilated Spanish, in a few places.