| Category: | Biographies and Memoirs |
|---|---|
| Author: | Yvonne F. Keziah |
| Publisher: | Yvonne F. Keziah |
| Publication Date: | September 30, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 300 |
| ISBN-10: | 1739988000 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1739988005 |
When Yvonne was diagnosed with an incurable, genetic, and
progressive neurological disorder in 2005, she looked for cures and remedies in
the most conventional ways and unlikely places. Even after trying her best,
Yvonne failed to find a cure for her rare illness. This failure put her on a
path of deep introspection: could there be more to her journey? Yvonne realizes
the brilliant chance to develop herself through meditation and finds new
enlightening ways to deal with her sickness. The new lessons about life and her
condition put a positive impact on her grim outlook as she begins to explore
herself more deeply. Yvonne embarks on a journey of self-discovery and
introspection as she explores the connection between her physical and mental
health. Her perception truly transforms her and her identity to become stronger
and more confident.
My Brain Is Wearing
Pink Shoes: A Memoir of Self-Discovery and Healing by Yvonne F Keziah is a
book that is highly moving and uplifting
Misfortune and hardships can arise at any time in anyone’s
life. Everyone can benefit from Yvonne’s story as her struggles teach a
fundamental lesson to readers about life and personal growth. The book
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