Something Stressful
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  • Reads 28
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 21m
Ongoing, First published Jan 18, 2016
The story of a 14 year of boy living with anxiety, and how he got over it. 


--Disclaimer 1--


WARNING! Some parts of this book can get emotional, and dark. If you have the tendency to take 'the feels' too far, I'd advise that you read at your own risk, or stop reading now. Most parts of this book are fictional, but some parts may relate to real life situations.

Me, being somewhat of a victim of anxiety or depression, knows how hard it is to live with it. If you have been affected by this book, please come talk to me about it and I will consider rewriting parts of the book if it has affected many people

Thank you,

Callum Browne




--Disclaimer 2--

The people and characters in this book are entirely fictional. Any real life resemblance with any person, living or dead, it's entirely coincidental. 

Real life companies and franchises have been used in the making of this book, and that is the only leeway between fiction and nonfiction



Thank you very much for reading

Callum Browne
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