Kicking the Habit: From Convent to Casualty in 1960s Liverpool

A remarkable true story of one woman's journey from the cloistered world of a 1960s convent to the chaotic frontlines of Liverpool's casualty ward. This candid memoir captures the seismic shift of leaving religious life, navigating newfound freedom, and discovering purpose in the NHS during a transformative decade. Written with honesty and heart, it's a window into a vanished world of habits, habits broken, and healing found. Perfect for readers who love social history, medical memoirs, and stories of reinvention.