Sorry Scars
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Last published Sun, Mar 27, 2016
This book is about my journey with depression. How it started. How it felt. What caused it. The way it made others feel. Everything about my journey will be in this book. There will be love, hate, kisses, fights, compliments, insults, and more in my book. If you need a book that will make you feel happy, this isn't the book...
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