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Author Helen Parker -Drabble Who Do I Think You Were?®

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    • A Victorian’s Inheritance
    • Victorian Family Recipe Book
    • Yet A Childs Triumph
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  • Factual talesMy factual tales are a tapestry of fact, researched speculation and fiction which are inspired by and embellish my family history. However, the plots are driven by the historical records.
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  • 12 Powerful Themes from ‘Yet’: A Story of Triumph over Childhood Separation, Trauma, and Disability

    12 Powerful Themes from ‘Yet’: A Story of Triumph over Childhood Separation, Trauma, and Disability

    Article From Helen Parker-Drabble

    Discover Yet: A Story of Triumph over Childhood Separation, Trauma, and Disability—a deeply moving disability memoir exploring resilience, trauma recovery, and the power of the human spirit. Inspired by my father Harry’s experiences, this book traces his journey through childhood separation, disability, and social exclusion in post-war Britain. Blending social history with psychological insight, Yet…

  • Listen to Harry’s Story: A Long‑Stay Child Patient’s Journey of Resilience and Hope

    Listen to Harry’s Story: A Long‑Stay Child Patient’s Journey of Resilience and Hope

    From Helen Parker-Drabble

    The podcast discusses “Yet”: A Story of Triumph Over Childhood Separation, Trauma, and Disability, focusing on the author’s father, Harry Drabble, and his experiences as a long-stay child patient in Sheffield due to bovine tuberculosis. It highlights his resilience and the importance of preserving these children’s stories through a Kickstarter pre-launch campaign.

  • How Depression, Addiction & Trauma Echo Across Generations: Blending Family History, Psychology, and Science

    How Depression, Addiction & Trauma Echo Across Generations: Blending Family History, Psychology, and Science

    Article Family History From Helen Parker-Drabble Genealogy Mental Health

    Discover how depression, addiction, and trauma can echo through generations. By blending family history, psychology, and scientific insights like epigenetics, we reveal how ancestral struggles have shaped us—and how understanding our psychological inheritance empowers us to break unhealthy cycles and create a brighter legacy for future generations.