Eden learns to forgive herself from "summary" of The Way I Used to Be by Amber Smith
In the depths of her pain and confusion, Eden finally begins to see that she is not solely to blame for what happened to her. She comes to understand that she was a victim of a terrible crime, and that the shame and guilt she has been carrying all this time were not hers to bear. As she opens up to those around her and shares her story, she starts to realize that she is not alone in her suffering. Others have gone through similar experiences, and they offer her the support and understanding she needs to begin healing. Through therapy and self-reflection, Eden starts to see herself in a ...
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