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Fractured Motherhood: when love, trauma and parenting intertwine

by Walters
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Book cover type: Paperback
  • ISBN13: 9780648603832
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Subject: N/A
  • Publisher: Blue Gum Publishing
  • Publisher Imprint: Blue Gum Publishing
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  • Pages: 288
  • Original Price: GBP 18.99
  • Language: English
  • Edition: N/A
  • Item Weight: 386 grams
  • BISAC Subject(s): General

She never thought she could be a mother.

Not after an abusive childhood. Not with a mind fractured by multiple personality disorder. And not with the fear that she might repeat her parents' mistakes.

When Maggie Walters and her partner began the long, uncertain process of adopting three children from the Philippines, motherhood arrived first as waiting-fraught with paperwork, distance, and the quiet terror of hope. By the time her children came home, motherhood became both a reckoning and a revelation. Every tantrum, every silence, every ordinary chaos tested her deepest dread: what if I become my parents?

To break the cycle, Maggie turned back to her own parents' hidden histories, uncovering the traumas that had shaped-and broken-generations. In learning their story, she began to rewrite her own.

As her children grew up laughing, quarrelling, and living the carefree childhood she never knew, their wholeness became her healing.

Fractured Motherhood is a raw and lyrical memoir of fear and resilience, love and repair-a story of inherited wounds, and of how family can be both the wound and the cure.

Walters: - Maggie Walters is an Australian writer, speaker, and workshop facilitator whose work examines the intertwined realities of mental health and parenting. Her writing explores motherhood, adoption, intergenerational trauma, and identity, with a focus on how adults carry their own histories into the work of raising children.Drawing on lived experience, Maggie writes with clarity and compassion about fractured beginnings, attachment, and the slow, often unseen labour of care. Her work is widely embraced by clinicians in Australia and internationally as a non-academic companion to trauma-informed practice, while also offering recognition and reassurance to parents navigating complexity rather than ideals. She speaks regularly on mental health, parenting, and recovery, and leads workshops that centre honesty, responsibility, and hope.

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