Review of Dear Heroin

[Lauren Stjohn]

The review was quite inclusive. Personal struggle is always painful to the participants. The interaction between Mike and his mother is indicative of all personal struggles. Life is, in itself, a tug between humanity whenever the point is emotions. Always, a joy of ease to view the willingness of one human to help another regardless of the condition. Heroin is such a strong external injection into the being. However, not more deadly than judgment. Well-accounted reviews.

[Lene Lena]

Thank you for sharing your heartfelt review of Linda Morrison’s memoir, “Dear Heroin: A Memoir of Goodbyes.” Your insights into her unwavering dedication to Mike amidst pain and disappointment resonate deeply. Morrison's story, which starts with the heartbreaking news of her son's passing, effectively conveys the emotional torment that families dealing with addiction endure. Readers are given a close-up view of the intricacies of addiction through the book's vivid memories, which are a testament to both love and sorrow. The notion that this memoir serves as both a reopening of wounds and a means of healing is particularly poignant. This story, which emphasizes that treatment requires not only the addict but also their loved ones, is crucial for comprehending the wider ramifications of addiction. It promotes awareness and empathy both inside and outside of recovery communities.

[Nerea]

It is quite devastating to lose a loved one in dead, especially if what caused their death was influenced by addiction to drugs. Mike must have been a dear some to his mom. I will follow through Linda Morrison's story as when open up to we readers about his son and what events took place leading to his death. I'd also like to know how Linda Morrison coped with all the challenges she had to go though. I will read the book.

[Magdalyne chebet]

"Dear Heroin" is a heart-wrenching memoir that captures a mother’s unwavering love amidst addiction’s devastation. Morrison’s courageous storytelling makes each moment feel vivid, evoking empathy and deep emotional resonance. Congrats on being BOTD!

[Kshitija Sonawane]

It feels good to write about our pain, does it not? This is a book of one such fierce journey by a brave mother, who lost her dear son to heroin addiction. Congratulations on the BOTD, and best wishes for future projects.

[Olebu Rejoice]

"Dear Heroin: A Memoir of Goodbyes" by Linda Morrison entails the heartbreaking journey of her son Mike's struggle with heroin addiction. It offers a raw and honest portrayal of a family's love, resilience, and the devastating impact of substance abuse.

[AJIBOLA Olasunbo Aminat]

A mother writing about her child's struggle with addiction, crafting a heartbreaking yet hopeful memoir, Linda Morrison's "Dear Heroin: A Memoir of Goodbyes" capture the complexity of love, loss and resilience. Her story shows the devastating impact of addiction on families and the unwavering love that persists despite relapses and Congratulations to the author!

[Chantelle Johnson]

Just like how no child or spouse wants to hear that their loved ones are no longer with them it's the same how no parent ever wants to hear that their child is no longer with them. This indeed sounds like a heart wrenching story/ memoir. I'm not a fan of this genre but I'd definitely read.

[tarafarah7]

Today's BOTD is an emotional memoir that details a mother's love for her son who was addicted to heroin and the struggles and challenges she faced trying to save him before he lost his life. I think this is a book we all should read, not only to learn the signs of addiction, but to also see how the disease affects everyone, directly and indirectly involved. This sounds absolutely heartbreaking, but I'm looking forward to hearing Linda and Mike's story. Thank you so much for your review!

[Louisa J Mackay]

"Dear Heroin: A Memoir of Goodbyes" by Linda Morrison sounds like a real-life story that will break your heart, as you have to say a painful goodbye to a loved one, and also encourage your heart to expand, as you grieve their death and have to find new ways of breathing on this earth without them. Thank you, Linda Morrison, for being.

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

This memoir chronicles the author's son's devastating addiction. It includes accounts of sweet everyday memories as well as moments of anguish and tension. It offers a story of pure love and loss.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

"Dear Heroin" by Linda Morrison is a heartbreaking journey through the relentless cycle of addiction and a mother’s unbreakable love. It’s raw, honest, and painfully beautiful. Linda’s courage to share her story is a tribute to every family fighting this battle. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Leen282]

Linda is such a courageous woman sharing her and her son's story with the world. Addiction is a horrible decease. I never heard the expression that it is a family disease, but it makes sense since indeed entire families suffer with the addicted person. I can imagine it is a heavy read, but surely worth it not in the least because of the love of a mother for her child.

[Adroit Sage Highbrow]

"Dear Heroin: A Memoir of Goodbyes" by Linda Morrison is a heart-wrenching yet uplifting memoir captivating the complexities of addiction's impact on families. Great read for families affected by or anyone seeking to understand addiction. Great review!

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
The heartbreaking memoir "Dear Heroin" depicts a mother's everlasting love in the midst of the destruction caused by addiction. Every moment feels real thanks to Morrison's fearless storytelling, which evokes empathy and strong emotional resonance.