Diary of a Depressed Adult
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- ISBN8201563080
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- Date de parution04/06/2022
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- ÉditeurJL
Résumé
Sometimes life throws us some sh*t that we are too afraid to share with anyone else. We keep things inside, we let them fester, until we finally reach the brink of catharsis. "Diary of a Depressed Adult" is a compilation of five-years-worth of journal entries written by a Hawaii woman whose only dream is to find a permanent home for herself and her three children. Her support system has always been small, and there came a point where she felt she had no one left except herself.
Instead of looking outward, she chose to look within, and thus began her five-year-ongoing journey working with her depression, anxiety, and other mental issues by keeping her experiences logged in a collection of journals. Meet Steph, a mid-30s single mother, whose life has always, always been a struggle. She has been through more than this diary can account for, but she wouldn't go back and change a damned thing if she could.
She lives for people. She lives to help. And if the short story of Steph's long journey can make a difference in just one person's life, that's all the difference it needs to make in hers. She feels good by simply doing good, and sharing the stories of her adversities and celebrations will hopefully help you feel just as good as she does, knowing that no matter WHAT the f*ck happens, we will be ok and come out on top.
It really is all in our head.
Instead of looking outward, she chose to look within, and thus began her five-year-ongoing journey working with her depression, anxiety, and other mental issues by keeping her experiences logged in a collection of journals. Meet Steph, a mid-30s single mother, whose life has always, always been a struggle. She has been through more than this diary can account for, but she wouldn't go back and change a damned thing if she could.
She lives for people. She lives to help. And if the short story of Steph's long journey can make a difference in just one person's life, that's all the difference it needs to make in hers. She feels good by simply doing good, and sharing the stories of her adversities and celebrations will hopefully help you feel just as good as she does, knowing that no matter WHAT the f*ck happens, we will be ok and come out on top.
It really is all in our head.
Sometimes life throws us some sh*t that we are too afraid to share with anyone else. We keep things inside, we let them fester, until we finally reach the brink of catharsis. "Diary of a Depressed Adult" is a compilation of five-years-worth of journal entries written by a Hawaii woman whose only dream is to find a permanent home for herself and her three children. Her support system has always been small, and there came a point where she felt she had no one left except herself.
Instead of looking outward, she chose to look within, and thus began her five-year-ongoing journey working with her depression, anxiety, and other mental issues by keeping her experiences logged in a collection of journals. Meet Steph, a mid-30s single mother, whose life has always, always been a struggle. She has been through more than this diary can account for, but she wouldn't go back and change a damned thing if she could.
She lives for people. She lives to help. And if the short story of Steph's long journey can make a difference in just one person's life, that's all the difference it needs to make in hers. She feels good by simply doing good, and sharing the stories of her adversities and celebrations will hopefully help you feel just as good as she does, knowing that no matter WHAT the f*ck happens, we will be ok and come out on top.
It really is all in our head.
Instead of looking outward, she chose to look within, and thus began her five-year-ongoing journey working with her depression, anxiety, and other mental issues by keeping her experiences logged in a collection of journals. Meet Steph, a mid-30s single mother, whose life has always, always been a struggle. She has been through more than this diary can account for, but she wouldn't go back and change a damned thing if she could.
She lives for people. She lives to help. And if the short story of Steph's long journey can make a difference in just one person's life, that's all the difference it needs to make in hers. She feels good by simply doing good, and sharing the stories of her adversities and celebrations will hopefully help you feel just as good as she does, knowing that no matter WHAT the f*ck happens, we will be ok and come out on top.
It really is all in our head.