Kathrine Snyder
Author, OCD, and PGAD Advocate
Patrick Stewart,
Director of Marian Acres Madonna House
“With her beautifully descriptive and lyrical style, Kathrine opens the door of her heart and mind, inviting you into her life experience, her faith, and her ongoing healing experience. This is a story of hope and courage for men and women journeying through the crippling effects of OCD, for those walking the journey with them, and for the broader population who have family members, friends and acquaintances who suffer in this way.”
Dr. Lacy Finn Borgo
teacher, spiritual director, author
“Through rich story and tender reflection, Kathrine shares her journey with OCD. She is real, honest, and vulnerable with the confusion and the clarity she has experienced. This book is a grace for those who struggle with OCD and a gift for those who seek to walk with those who struggle. May it cast a vision of acceptance and healing for all those who enter its pages.”
Dr. Robert R. Perkinson,
psychologist and author of thirty-four books, including God Speaks to You.
"This is the kind of book that changes the world. This book will set people free."
Dr. Gill Harvey, Therapeutic Counsellor and Psychotherapist, Supervisor, Researcher & Trainer
“With raw honesty, Kathrine shares her struggles with the OCD monster and her journey to discovering an authentic identity, seeking to discover God in it all. Kathrine’s honesty draws us into the privilege of witnessing her story. This book will resonate with individuals who struggle with similar challenges as well as those who seek to help them.”
Dr. Cashe’ Featherson
PhD, Minister, Author, Professor, and Psychotherapist
“Suspenseful, captivating, and full of action, the story had me on the edge of my seat. I was so engrossed that I didn’t even notice my wife walk into the room. Intriguing and insightful, with a plot linked together like a chain, it creates a compelling read. Extraordinarily excellent.”
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Patrick Stewart
Director of Marian Acres Madonna House
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“With her beautifully descriptive and lyrical style, Kathrine opens the door of her heart and mind, inviting you into her life experience, her faith, and her ongoing healing experience. This is a story of hope and courage for men and women journeying through the crippling effects of OCD, for those walking the journey with them, and for the broader population who have family members, friends and acquaintances who suffer in this way.”
