Broken, Yet Me

"Joy" is the unfiltered, heartbreaking, and ultimately inspiring story of Daenielle Erorita, a young girl whose life was marked by chaos, loss, and heartbreak from the very beginning. From a near-death experience as a jaundice-stricken infant to the sudden collapse of her once-happy family, Joy's childhood was a journey through fear, abandonment, and confusion.

Through the years, she navigated the harsh realities of a broken home, her father's absence, her mother's struggles, and the pain of growing up too fast. School, friends, first love, and heartbreak painted the backdrop of her adolescence, where moments of fleeting happiness collided with deep scars of trauma.

Amid the chaos, she found love in Gello, a boy who became her anchor, her escape, and her first true heartache. Their relationship was full of stolen moments, whispered promises, and the innocence of young love, yet it was tested by life's harsh realities, misunderstandings, and the weight of family and societal pressures.

This is a story of pain and resilience, of heartbreak and fleeting joy, of mistakes, forgiveness, and the struggle to find one's own voice. "Joy" is not just about surviving-it is about reclaiming life, love, and the courage to heal even when the world feels impossible.

A raw, emotional, and painfully honest memoir of a girl who refuses to be broken, this boo