Wendeline McDonald
A Raw Memoir of Abuse, Mental Illness, and Unyielding Resilience


About Wendeline McDonald
Wendeline McDonald is a survivor, advocate, and relentless believer in the power of reclaiming your story. Born into betrayal, she endured years of abuse from those who should have protected her—a childhood defined by isolation and a search for safety in a world that offered little. But Wendeline’s darkest moments became the kindling for an unshakable resolve: to heal, to speak, and to prove that trauma is not a life sentence.
Armed with a master’s degree in psychology and decades of grit, she now channels her hard-won wisdom into guiding others through their own storms. Her journey—from fragmented memories to fierce self-love—is proof of the quiet rebellion of healing: slow, messy, and radiantly possible.
Wendeline writes not as a hero but as a woman who still carries scars yet refuses to let them silence her. For anyone who’s ever felt broken, her story whispers, “You are not ruined. You are a fire that cannot be extinguished.”
About the Book
The Unloved Child

Wendeline McDonald
Wendeline McDonald is a survivor, author, and advocate. Through her powerful memoir, she sheds light on childhood trauma, resilience, and the journey to healing and self-discovery.