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NO LONGER LEADING WITH YOUR WOUND
No Longer Leading With Your Wound is a raw, honest guide for anyone ready to stop surviving and finally heal. Through personal stories and trauma-informed tools, Hilary Momberger Powers helps you understand your patterns, reconnect with yourself, and reclaim your power. It’s not a quick fix, it’s a gentle roadmap back to your voice, your peace, and your true self.
THE HOPE CHEST WITHIN: A JOURNEY OF REINVENTION AND HEALING
The Hope Chest Within: A Journey of Reinvention and Healing is a gentle companion for anyone standing at the edge of becoming, caught between who they’ve been and who they’re ready to be.
Through honest storytelling, heartfelt reflections, and guided workbook exercises, Hilary Momberger Powers invites you into the intimate process of awakening, shedding old identities, reconnecting with your inner child, and trusting the quiet pull of your next chapter.
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"GOOD GRIEF!" HOLLYWOOD ATE MY CHILDHOOD
Hilary Momberger was a child star. Her first interview landed her the iconic role Charlie Brown's sister, Sally Brown. Hilary went onto voice Sally in seven Peanut's Special. Childhood fame has a price. After a childhood lived under the control of a narcissistic mother, the famous quote of cartoon character Sally Brown, "Who cares?", became the truth she lived until it nearly destroyed her.
"Good Grief! Hollywood Ate My Childhood" is the raw and redemptive memoir of Hilary Momberger, a "slightly famous" child actor.
Despite years of striving to satisfy her mother's insatiable appetite for fame, she could never fill the void of her expectations. Her view of Hilary as a failure cast a long shadow over her life, leading to addiction, homelessness, abusive relationships, prostitution, self-mutilation, bulimia, and multiple suicide attempts.
Yet GOOD GRIEF! Hollywood Ate My Childhood is not just a story of pain, it's one of resilience, determination, and rebirth. It chronicles Hilary's journey to break the ancestral curse, expose generational lies, and let peace, healing, hope, and freedom finally rise.
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Hilary Momberger was a child star who on her very first audition landed the iconic role of Charlie Brown's sister Sally Brown. Hilary went on to voice Sally in seven Peanut specials. Childhood fame has a price. Hilary candidly discusses the pain of growing up as a child star while living in a dysfunctional home.
Hilary self-destructed and her fall was as great as her ascent. She shares her recovery from abuse and addiction and how God brought her back. Her journey has brought her full circle. She has been a mentor to woman for decades, a successful actress and script supervisor in Hollywood.