Childhood home quotes

This week's quote come from Dr Edith Eva Eger's memoir, The Choice. I came across this wonderful quote at the begining of the book as she shared snippets of her childhood before her family was taken to a WW2 concentration camp. What do you think about what she says here about our childhood memories being fragments that make up our understanding of ourselves? Do you think it is possible to reframe these stories? #defragmentedlife #hopewriters #inwardjourney #understandyourself #yourstorymatt

I watched as the last of my parents’ belongings were loaded on the moving truck and began the long journey from Louisiana to Tennessee. Except for a stray roll of packing tape and a few water bottles all the rooms are empty. Well, not really empty. Each space holds memories. Every corner echoes with days […]