Wounded No More

A Woman's Journey to Reclaim Possibility

De: Dawna Markova

Narrado por: Sarah Smithton

Abused in her marriage, a woman’s life is shattered by abuse in her marriage and took off with her 4-year-old son to drive for 2 years in a 50,000 mile journey around the world in the only direction they knew: “away from here!” This tale is for all who chose to travel beyond their wounds, toward what they can make possible.

©2024 Dawna Markova, PhD (P)2025 Dawna Markova, PhD

Powerful and Moving Journey of a Woman of Courage

In life, It is the courage and conviction with which we face our challenges and struggles and dreams that will prove the most important in our realization of our worth and character, and the very meaning of our existence. This is a loving and tender and emotionally moving story of the right of passage of a pure soul, and an extraordinary woman, that will reflect In the hearts and minds of all who seek to know joy, adventure and high purpose with a powerful determination of faith and love.

Poignant, beautifull, uplifting and inspiring story.

An amazing woman and storyteller. A Phoenix in human form, rising from the ashes of her tragedies toward a world full of adventures and endless possibilities.

Parables for life

I loved this audio book. Took me a minute to separate the fascinating story from the parables being taught. I even went back and listened to certain sections again so i could focus on the take away instead of the fun story of a mom and her son.

I now crave Captain Crunch and kite flying :-)

An animated true story

The reader brought to life this touching story of a resourceful woman taking a meaningful voyage of travel and spirit before cell phones. An enjoyable read.

A brave and hopeful memoir, filled with teaching!

I loved this unique memoir and it was filled with surprises. I listened to it on a long road trip, and it was a soothing companion to the open road.

The bones of the story are about a mother and son who leave an abusive situation, travel the world and begin their healing journey. Throughout the travel story, it is peppered with lessons the author learned from her grandmother, Milton Erickson, Ki Aikido, her training, and other healing forces in her life. This story inspired me to travel more, and offered some helpful ideas about how to work with fear when traveling. There were also some wonderful practices weaved into the story about shifting attention and healing, and they have been incredibly valuable to me. Lastly, it was delightful to hear the author's real voice at the very end, during the coda. This is definitely worth a listen!