Chainbreaker

In 1940's rural Pennsylvania Kit McCafferty was a victim of sexual abuse. What happened to her was never discussed let alone reported. Instead Kit took the abuse until one fateful day when she had the courage to make it stop. Kit eventually married her high school sweetheart Paul and was ready to put it all behind her. Or so she thought. For the pain inflicted on her wounded heart poisoned her relationship with Paul and rendered her incapable of being the mother she wanted to be. Diagnosed with terminal cancer Kit realizes how much suffering she's inflicted on her family. She also knows that all of this misery will wind its way down generation after generation unless she can find a way to heal her family. But she can't heal her family until she figures out how to heal herself. And that's where the real work comes in: Kit's healing process demands that she explore the concept of forgiveness to its logical but unfathomable conclusion.