SILK WEB A DIARY OF A CODEPENDENT WOMAN

A shocking and moving story about a woman entangled in a web of codependency on her husband's alcoholism. The diary describes the difficult path from love and hope, through fear and helplessness, to painful acceptance and the decision to undergo her own therapy. This book is a testimony of strength and determination in the fight for oneself.

• Moving story about codependency
• Realistic picture of life with an alcoholic
• Inspiration for change and seeking help
• Support for people in similar situations
• Hope for a better tomorrow

"Silk Web" is the diary of a woman who has personally experienced the destructive effects of the alcoholism of a loved one. Initially full of belief in the possibility of changing her husband, she gradually loses control of her life and becomes codependent. The book shows the process in which love and care turn into obsession and devotion, and a happy family falls apart.

The author describes attempts to control her husband, justify his behavior, and hide the problem from the world. Over time, her fear for his health and life, as well as for the future of her family, grows. Despite her efforts, her husband's alcoholism worsens, and she herself feels increasingly helpless and lonely. Finally, she realizes that she needs help herself and decides to undergo therapy.

The book "Silk Web" is not only a personal testimony, but also a valuable guide for codependent people. The author shares her experiences, thoughts, and conclusions, showing how to recognize the problem, how to seek help, and how to regain control of one's own life. It is a reading full of emotions, but also full of hope and faith in the possibility of getting out of a difficult situation.

Published in 12.5x19 cm format, it has 200 pages and a paperback cover. "Silk Web" is a must-read for anyone struggling with the problem of codependency or wanting to better understand this phenomenon. Media patronage over the book was taken by the portals granice.pl and Niebieska Linia.