Summary of Melanie Tonia Evans's You Can Thrive After Narcissistic Abuse
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    [synopsis] => Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview: 

	#1 I have suffered from narcissistic abuse, which means being abused by an individual who suffers from Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Such a person is pathologically self-absorbed, over-entitled, and caught up in feelings and behaviors that most adults never experience.

	

	#2 I met someone who I believed was the perfect man for me. I was 35 years old, and he was caring, attentive, and attractive. I fell in love quickly, easily, and completely. But his cancer condition became fully blown again, and his jealous behavior increased. I was terrified of any other men looking at me.

	

	#3 I was in overdrive, trying to sort out the disasters and mess caused by my husband, which kept me distracted from what was really happening to me: my soul and my ability to define my truth, rights, or needs were being torn to shreds.

	

	#4 I experienced a silent internal meltdown several weeks later. I was rushed to an emergency medical center, given a sedative, and the images subsided. Tests revealed that I was suffering from an adrenal breakdown, where my body's adrenal glands could no longer cope with the amount of stress they were suffering.
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