A powerful grief memoir about growing up without a father after 9/11 — and finding peace on the other side of loss.
Christine was just ten years old when her father was killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. In a single moment, her childhood ended. What followed was a life marked by anxiety, grief, and the aching absence of a parent who should have been there.
Wednesday Morning is a deeply personal and moving memoir that explores the long-term impact of childhood trauma and the journey to healing. Christine reflects on life after 9/11, the emotional toll of growing up without a father, and the years spent haunted by “Tuesday morning”—the day everything changed.
Written for anyone who has experienced loss, struggled with anxiety, or felt stuck in grief, this memoir is a reminder that healing is possible. With honesty, vulnerability, and hope, Christine shows us what it means to move forward, find peace, and finally wake up to a new day.
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