It hurts so much you can barely bear it.
You’ve held onto it for so long that it has festered into open anger and hatred.
Yet you can’t let it go.
Is there freedom from the prison of bitterness? Can you truly forgive and forget the wrongs done to you? Dewey Bertolini, a former prisoner of bitterness, says yes.
In “Secret Wounds and Silent Cries,” Dewey Bertolini recounts his struggle with the man who broke his emotional spine: his father.
Dewey Bertolini also shares how, through divine intervention, that relationship was slowly but significantly restored. Throughout the narrative, Dewey Bertolini explains important topics such as the roots of bitterness, forgiving others, self-forgiveness, how to live with unchangeable situations, and how to break the cycle of bitterness for the benefit of the next generation.
It's not too late to begin our ascent from the depths of bitterness.