T. McGilvreay

I loved the authenticity of the author

Revisado: 12-31-24

I think having a memoir like this it’s important. It humanizes those individuals who have been dehumanized for far too long. I think with less judgement and more love many diagnosis can lose the stigma and many men and women can become more authentic and clear and able to get the help they want and need. Loved the story and loved ending…both endings :)

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The reality of sacrifice

Revisado: 01-10-24

This book gave me even more love for literature than I knew humanly possible. Reading about the sacrifices men and women made to save so many books from being destroyed set a new fire in me to read as much as I possibly can. If we are not continuing to read and love and value books, their lives were lost in vein.

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The raw authenticity.

Revisado: 01-10-24

This biography gave me words I never had, for feelings I’ve never shared, for my deep confusion, my pain. It opened my eyes to the brainwashing and painful indoctrination in so many parts of my life. It made me feel seen. It made me feel less shame. It made me feel like I am not alone. Others face the same confusion, the same fear, the same guilt and have been told the same lies. Have been gaslit to believe the opposite of what was. It gave me content to bring into my own therapy, it brought me a piece of healing in my own life. It’s a hard story to read, and can be quite triggering (though there’s warnings and you can slip parts of needed) but it’s real, raw, honest and it’s so much more common than you would ever want to believe. I’ve got a lot of healing that needs to take place still, but I’m so grateful for the men and women like Jessica Willis Fisher who are brave enough to share their stories in such an impactful way. 💛

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Narration was decent, book was ok.

Revisado: 11-03-23

The book was a bit confusing. I enjoyed the story but it was just ok overall.

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Wow

Revisado: 10-02-23

So good. I needed this perspective to find the truth to what I was almost seeing in No Bad Parts. Thank you for this work. Biblical, grounded, full of truth, scripture and so much insight. I loved it

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Audio was good.

Revisado: 10-02-23

I didn’t agree with a lot of what he said, but can understand parts of it and how and why it could be beneficial to look inside to see different parts of ourselves, where they came from and how to heal and work and live in harmony with our whole selves.

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Great read for therapists and clients alike

Revisado: 09-22-23

If you’re interested in, thinking about it even hesitant to try EMDR therapy this book is for you! There’s very little trigger context, and they warn you before reading it. They go through all stages, and really give all the information you need to makes an informed decision if it’s right for you. It also gives resources on how to find a good EMDR therapist. Following along with the physical copy of the book helped me with the visuals etc…

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