Fibromyalgia: My journey
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Ongoing, First published Apr 16, 2019
I am a 25 year old single mum suffering with Fibromyalgia, severe depression and severe anxiety; I know there are so many other people out the like me, who don't have the support, don't know where to go for help, or are struggling with their condition and feel defeated, this was me not long ago. Since beginning this book I have gain back some confidence and am managing my condition better. I hope this helps people suffering like I am to get back that little bit of faith that you can get better.
I hope you enjoy reading about my ongoing experience with this debilitating condition.
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The Realizations of Depression Warrior and Suicide Survivor

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This book that I wrote was one of my great ambitions. I dream of creating a book that would inspire a lot of people. A book that would give hope to people living with mental illness. I wanted my story to be told truthfully and be a testimony to how I courageously fought as a depression warrior and suicide survivor. I dreamed of a book where I would proudly exult the great and mighty works of the Lord Jesus Christ in my life. I wanted to proclaim in that book how God is alive and that people should never stop believing in Him.