About this book

In *When Will She Be Better*, Patty Croom opens the door to her past, sharing her deeply personal journey of overcoming childhood abuse. Through a poignant collection of stories and poems, she explores the profound impact of sexual, physical, and mental abuse on her formative years. Each narrative weaves together raw emotion and vivid imagery, allowing readers to witness the darkness she faced and the resilience she discovered within herself.

Croom, who holds a bachelor's degree in social work, draws on her professional knowledge and personal experiences to provide insights into the complexities of trauma and healing. Her background enhances her storytelling, offering a compassionate perspective that is both informative and relatable. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the long-term effects of abuse and the pathways to recovery, underscoring her commitment to helping others navigate their own healing journeys.

Throughout the book, Croom emphasizes her desire to help those grappling with similar experiences. Her heartfelt message is clear: healing is possible, and while the journey may be labourous, it can lead to empowerment and a brighter future. By sharing her story, she hopes to provide comfort and understanding to those still navigating their paths, encouraging them to seek the light beyond their pain.

*When Will She Be Better* is an evocative testament to the strength of the human spirit, a guide for those on their own healing journeys, and a reminder that they are not alone. Croom’s work resonates with anyone seeking solace, understanding, and hope amidst the shadows of trauma.