My Sister, My Enemy
A Memoir on the Joy and Pain of Sisterhood
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With some of us, We as sisters often bind unseen “cloaks” around the necks of our sister through “life-long” hindrances such as -guilt, jealousies, rivalries, miseries, control, misunderstandings, “words not meant to be said, words meant to be said”, falseness (better said, as fakeness), theft of identities, no identifies, lies, misrepresentations and the like (there are more, you may see it, even though it is not written within the pages of this book, I pray God reveals to you the what is "not" in this book (they call it "gaps" in modern research)so you can be healed, if at all possible). There are some sisters out there that is bound by their sister’s power, that needs to read this book to help her come back to herself, so that she continuously live outside of the shadows of her sister. This book is to help you my dear sister be delivered and set free, to help you get out of her sister’s prison and create your own true sense of self and identity. This writing is to aid you in your own development and to aid you in unlocking your own sense of confidence and not be held in or sister hostage anymore!For some it maybe to be healed from losing a sister that you so loved and feel angry with, for leaving you. And for some, this book is pure joy to make room for more joy, as a loving and beholding sister. Everyone will have a different perspective, as you read this book.
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About the Book
What is a sister? What should a sister be? How do you relate to your sister—in childhood, adult hood, and throughout life? What are the characteristics and traits of sisters? What are the personalities of sisters? Are there particular types of sister groups?
In My Sister, My Enemy, author Dr. Pamela Renee Applewhite journeys through sisterhood using various sister examples, traits, personalities, interactions, relationships, thoughts, whims, notions, and more. A total reflection of sisterhood, she shares various examples of sisters to demonstrate how we have been, how we have not been, and what we need to do to get it right.
Filled with an array of touching and real-life sister stories, My Sister, My Enemy addresses a host of situations sisters face. Applewhite seeks to encourage sisters to find healing or triumphant victories. Geared for sisters old, young, and in between, she not only chronicles her personal story, but that of others who have experienced the joys, pains, happiness, trials, tribulations, sadness, loneliness, death of a sister, and revivals of sisterhood. It’s about getting back to love, to closeness, and to sharing.
About the Author
Dr. Pamela Renee Applewhite is a mental health professional and nonprofit director of a child placement agency, minister, author, wife, and mother. She has taught psychology courses at several online schools, as well as brick and mortar colleges. Dr. Applewhite and her husband have five sons and nine grandchildren. This is her debut book.
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