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Do family members have to take care of narcissistic, toxic relatives? What happens when those relatives are gone, and the pain they leave behind? Does it grow, or can it be transformed? What lessons, if any, can we learn from those relatives...or is that idea of closure immature and ridiculous? What happens when other people do not validate the abuse you experienced, and you have to validate your own feelings?
All this and more is explored in "Like It Never Happened."
"Am I strong enough to take care of an evil cancer patient?"
Alice Braun has lived in the shadow of her grandmother's narcissistic abuse, which has sent shock waves through her mom's and aunts' parenting styles. When her grandmother gets cancer, all six of them ask Alice to be her caregiver. Is Alice strong enough to break this generational curse, and care for a person who everyone else considers evil? And will she have to do it all alone?
