Sheryl D Allen

“Hush, hush! Don’t talk about it.” Sheryl Woodward was raised with this secretive family standard masking all the suffering she was silently internalizing during her formative years. But illicit sexual encounters, child abuse, and domestic violence were like a whirling kaleidoscope of pain inside the face with the silent mouth, desperately in need of a voice for release.

Sheryl created a place to speak it all out in her book “Walking Through Your Pain.” In a mind-renewing emptying-out experience, she tells her story in painfully graphic detail that allows you to – as the Indians say – walk in her moccasins, see what she experienced, feel what she felt, and then transform it all with her into the true spirit of the impassioned essence of her being.