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by Heartdoodler (Author)
Confessions of a Foolish Heart takes you through a spectacular, unbelievably heartfelt journey of friendship, love, pain and despair. This book is about the struggles of divorce, especially for Foolish Hearts people who live, love and think with their hearts, who may not be equipped to survive the divorce process. The book comes from the perspective of the authors own story, aligned to the struggles that others could face as they try to survive divorce, and some bits of advice in how to overcome those challenges, and the loving heart that might get in the way. Going through the divorce process is generally not easy for anyone, however, every person is different. It is a difficult process to survive, and the author equips readers with knowledge and skills that will give them strength to come out on the other side of divorce as a new person. A person who can love yourself, even if you didnt find love at the end of your divorce. Confessions of a Foolish Heart also dives into the very real anguish of trying to co-parent through a painful divorce. Although divorce is not the childrens fault, children often get caught in the middle of it. And the author understands that not all parents can choose to amicably co-parent, if the other parent does not have that desire. The author teaches us that there is enough love in the kids hearts to love all their parents, step and bio included, but it is the adults immaturity who make children become precious territory that you have to fight for. So, she will also help you roll up your sleeves and fight if you have to, even if your Foolish Heart doesnt always see the path in doing so. It is amazing what we take for granted and just expect will be there... family, job, friends, home... Through divorce, many of these things can disappear overnight. It can be too much to bare. But you dont have to face it alone, and you are not alone. Through the book, Confessions of a Foolish Heart, the author provides real tools to help you find the strength to make it each day. Equipping you with the ability to not worry about next week, or the week after, but rather, focusing on getting through the day. Taking one day at a time. And then one day, you will be strong, and you will not focus on surviving life, but instead, enjoying it. We often forget how strong we truly are. If you open your heart, your mind, your spirit, you will find strength. Divorce is not the end
