16 Hours

In "16 Hours" by RJ Firadow, Carla's life is a relentless battle against her own mind. Each day stretches into a suffocating cycle of anxiety, panic attacks, and fears that grip her tightly. She wakes up to the horror of her reality, where every hour feels like a struggle to breathe.

Carla lives with agoraphobia and a multitude of health anxieties. The outside world is a threatening place, and her home becomes both a sanctuary and a prison. She shares her intimate thoughts, detailing the chaos that fills her mind during those 16 waking hours. Each tick of the clock amplifies her fears, leaving her in a high-stakes game of mental survival.

This story is more than just a glimpse into Carla's fears; it's a raw portrayal of living with crippling anxiety. Readers will find themselves walking alongside Carla, feeling her tension and, at times, her fleeting moments of clarity. It's a powerful reminder of how invisible battles can shape our lives and the strength it takes to confront them.