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Invisible Scars is a deeply personal memoir that chronicles one woman's journey through trauma, loss, and self-discovery. From a childhood marked by abuse and hardship to the challenges of early adulthood, Oliver shares her story with raw honesty and unflinching courage. Through every struggle, she demonstrates the quiet strength of resilience-not perfection, but the persistent will to survive, to grow, and to reclaim her life. Along the way, Oliver confronts the shadows of her past, embraces her spirituality, and discovers a sense of identity and independence that empowers her to move forward. This memoir is more than a story of pain-it is a testament to the human spirit. It is an invitation to witness the beauty that can emerge from brokenness, to understand that healing is possible, and to see that the scars we carry can become symbols of strength. Invisible Scars is a powerful, heartfelt journey that will resonate with anyone who has faced adversity and sought the courage to rise above it.

Just a night ago, I had everything and a seconds later everything was over, should I die?

Now a 2021 Watty Contender!! Jessica is an orphan living in a children's home in Los Angeles. At 13, she's given up on being adopted. But her 13th birthday changes everything when she is adopted by a very famous couple.

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When Dante drinks the blood of a woman with AIDS, his health takes a turn for the worse. His immune system should be infallible, but here he is: every day, he wakes up healthy, only to attract another painful and rare disease during the day that is miraculously cured at night. It is a never-ending cycle and dreams and reality seem to blend into nothing but pain. And unlike Prometheus, there will not be a Heracles to kill the eagle and break the chains. He'll have to save himself, but can he do that when he's his own worst enemy? There's no antidote for life or suffering. *** Trigger warnings: loneliness, mild self-hate (mostly for being a vampire), passive desire to die, mention of past torture, detailed description of flu-like symptoms, symptoms of depression, anxiety Cover by the wonderful @_coffeewithhoney

A sequel to "Saving Mercury". While still heartbroken by the death of close friend, Queen's singer Freddie Mercury, 27-year-old Ella, a doctor, faces both joys and troubles as a married woman, including a difficult pregnancy, depression, and romance.

As an assignment for my English class I received a prompt to create a short story out of including the aspects of a modernized Witch Hunt. Read this story to find out what happens to Jack and Annabel when people find out Daniel a transfer student has HIV. Or is he the one that really has it?

Michael's story is part of an on-going collection of inspiring stories of people living with HIV/AIDS. These amazing subjects were met as part of an investigation of Elizabeth Taylor's legacy in the fight against AIDS by her grandson, Quinn Tivey, and Joel Goldman, Managing Director of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation (ETAF). All of the subjects have been helped by local AIDS service organizations who have received grants from ETAF.

Justin and Elizabeth meet at an aids clinic, what happens when the deadly disease threatens to tear them apart?

Imagine living with it your whole life. It's fine, because it is your normal and you don't know any different. But it is also horrible, because you want to know different. You want to know what it's like a be a normal, healthy kid. You visit the hospital every three months. Almost everyone there are men in their 20s-30s. You're the youngest one, and you never hear the end of it. "Oh so young, how unfortunate" or the worst, "where the hell did you get it," "you must have awful parents if that happened to you" and "don't be spreading that shit around." People are terrified of you. Once the find out, you actually have enough room to walk through the hallway. No one sits with you, no one wants to work on a project with you, no one wants anything to do with you. This is the story of Julian Caldwell, an HIV seropositive since birth. This is how she lives her live through the 1980s, where the disease was highly stigmatised. There wasn't even an official name for the illness until 1983, before then it was referred to as GRID, or Gay-Related Immune deficiency. Imagine, being 13 years old and having a disease "reserved" specifically for gay men.