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Dancing on the Edge: My Journey Towards Overcoming Post-Traumatic Stress, Anxiety, Depression and Insomia (en Inglés)
Josephine Bartley
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Dancing on the Edge: My Journey Towards Overcoming Post-Traumatic Stress, Anxiety, Depression and Insomia (en Inglés) - Bartley, Josephine
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Reseña del libro "Dancing on the Edge: My Journey Towards Overcoming Post-Traumatic Stress, Anxiety, Depression and Insomia (en Inglés)"
This book will assist you greatly if you or someone you know has PTSD, ' and it seems impossible to shake the Anxiety and Depression. Overcoming unhealthy cycles of abuse, wrong attitudes, and corrupt thinking is not easy. However, the hard work pays off; I am no longer in a psychological prison, my soul has been set free, and I have made it through the darkest 7-years of my life. Anxiety was always a part of my perceived everyday life from childhood; it became increasingly difficult to manage in adulthood. The Depression worsened in my late 40's when [PTSD] uninvitedly reared its ugly head. It takes great courage to face demons that cause us to live in fear, doubt, and confusion, robbing us of our health, finances, and yes, even our very lives if we do nothing about it. Each mountain I overcame gave me the strength and courage to continue to press on until my breakthrough arrived. If you are unwell or supporting someone facing mental challenges, this book will encourage you not to give up. You may not see it now, but the road ahead has keys to help you unlock the doors to your healing. I long to see people set free from the tormenting mind games and anguish that kept me captive most of my life. Should you choose to invest in yourself now by dealing with the unresolved emotion attached to painful memories, you will find life is not that bad after all. Enough is enough! I want my life back. How about you?
