Ramona Prejean stands in her New Orleans kitchen at 6 a.m., the ER badge still in her purse and her mother's number lighting up the screen again. Reverse thinking here means starting from the ending she has been avoiding: the day her children call and she does not pick up. - That matters more when every ring and notification pulls at her until she cannot hear what her own body is saying. Most advice tells her to set a boundary, but this book asks what happens if she stops being the first call and lets them find someone else. - She begins to log each call, then practices silence for one afternoon, discovering that her children can survive a missed ring. If your phone feels like a leash, this story might give you a way to loosen it without letting go. - The same turn meets the next emergency, the next favor, the next late-night worry, whether it comes from her mother or her own heart.
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