Invisible
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.63 (661 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1546946993 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 68 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Amy Anderson worked as a chef for seven years before her invisible disability caused her to pursue a writing career instead. You can reach her at contactamyanderson@gmail, follow her on Facebook at Shadow Lines Writing, or check out her blog at shadowlineswriting.tumblr/ . She’s worked with The Sacrifice Anthology, Aelurus, and The Bird and Dog, and is published in three separate Chicken Soup for the Soul books
D. Busard said There’s even a recommended music playlist for those moments when the pain is. Amy Anderson’s book Invisible deeply touched my heart. “Chronic” is a gut-wrenching word for anyone to hear. Amy provides insights for those with chronic conditions and for their family, friends, coworkers, neighbors, and even random people at the store. This quote from the book is so spot-on: “A disability is part of a person, but it is not what makes a person. It does not define who we are; yet it does define how we can live our lives. And we can’t do it without you!”Well-researched, this book shares not only Amy’s personal story but also the voices . Thank you! What a wonderful book, one that will help you better understand those suffering from an invisible disability[spoiler alert] chances are that there ARE such people in your life! Written with grace and charm, this book makes a difficult topic very accessible. Thank you Amy for sharing your heart, and your wisdom.. For all! Gain some insight. Everyone who lives everyday of their life with an invisible illness or loves someone who has an invisible illness should read this book. Well written and easy to read. Invisible illnesses probably touch all of us at some point and maybe you aren't even aware, gain some insight and maybe the world can be a little kinder.
Do you have an invisible illness? Does it bother you when people say you don’t look sick? You are not alone! It can be difficult to trust someone who says they have a medical condition with no outward signs, but it shouldn’t be. Invisible delves into understanding why people only want to believe what they can see with their own eyes and the impact such quick, incorrect judgment can have on people struggling with invisible conditions. We need to start listening with our ears instead of judging with our eyes—today!
She’s worked with The Sacrifice Anthology, Aelurus, and The Bird and Dog, and is published in three separate Chicken Soup for the Soul books. About the Author Amy Anderson worked as a chef for seven years before her invisible disability caused her to pursue a writing career instead. You can reach her at contactamyanderson@gmail, follow her on Facebook at Shadow Lines Writing, or check out her blog at shadowlineswriting.tumblr/