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You Can Choose: A Story About My Journey With Anxiety

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File Size: 1928 KB
Print Length: 18 pages
Publication Date: October 5, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B076753CSZ
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Megan Gallagher, author of "Why Don't I Look Like Her?", is back with her second short novel. In this novel, she goes into detail about how anxiety effected her childhood & teen years. She hopes this book helps people realize they aren't alone with their struggles, and that it's more than okay to ask for help. One of her wishes in life, is for people to talk more openly about mental health and to not belittle it....

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