This work has a strong sense of intimacy throughout. It conveys information, a form of confirmation that aids in comprehension of our shortcomings. It functions somewhat like a washcloth at the same time. One that enables us to see our reflection in the clouded and discolored mirrors.
Author B. Lois Wadas leads us on a trip that emphasizes reflection, encouraging us to acknowledge our challenges and delve deeper into ourselves and our relationships. There is a focus on the constant requirement for progress. Also discussed is forgiveness, where the author aims to provide us with greater guidance on how to forgive many of the underlying causes of our anger.
Here, Lois' message is concise and really clear. “The Good Breast” is a book that recognizes how, although appearing to be grownups, we are actually still children on the inside. As adults, we develop greater problem-solving skills, the ability to contain our suffering, and other ways to respond to anxiety. Since we are grownups, we are aware that this is what the outside world demands of us. However, the book teaches us that we must discover how to express who we really are. We must simultaneously investigate the reasons behind our difficulties.
That is a really lovely aspect that B. Lois Wadas emphasizes in her art. How much of our lives are spent reacting to the factors that shaped our personalities, hoping that things would get better while continuing to bury our hurt and rage. We only realize how damaging it is as we get older. However, we don't always understand why we are hurt. “The Good Breast” can help us understand the underlying reasons for our anger and hurt.
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“The Good Breast Expanded Version: Relations and You”
Author: B. Lois Wadas
Publisher: Palmetto Publishing
Published Date: January 5, 2021
Book Genre: Self-Help
About the Author
B. Lois Wadas is a Native New Yorker whose creative work has been published here and in Canada. She has written, produced and directed a variety of stage work. She has performed at the Harlem Theater where her play Woman to Woman was preformed to a packed house on two occasions. That same play was staged at the Harold Clurman Theater off Broadway. She has written poetry and short stories. She conducted the Round Table of Women Writers on public television in New York City. She was featured in the Vagina Monologues on HBO produced by Eve Eisner. Lois firmly believes that a life examined is a life unlived and Until you can be free of those final monsters within the jungle of yourself, your life, your soul is up for grabs. – Rona Barrett
Lois is a retired Registered Nurse and a Psychotherapist in New York City. She retired to North Carolina where she now resides. Lois is available for consultation, individuals and groups. She is very interested in women's issues. She can be reached at loiswadas@yahoo.com “The Good Breast” in the subject line. By telephone at 704 900 6125.
B. Lois Wadas
Registered Nurse
Psychoanalytic Orientated Psychotherapist
Individual and Group Therapy
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