Let Me Be Weak: What People in Pain Wish They Could Tell You

In a world where we are praised for being self-sufficient, we feel isolated and embarrassed when we find ourselves struggling. Unsettled by the surge of emotions we work so hard to hide, we resist the work of healing. Our lack of vulnerability makes it difficult for people to share their honest experiences with us, for fear of being judged or labeled "too sensitive." Consequently, our relationships lack depth and we feel disconnected, especially during seasons of grief—and too often, our ‘help’ is poorly received among those that need it most. This insightful book will start to change that reality.