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Being A Zebra: Living with Chronic Illness

Michelle Collins

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I began my struggle with chronic illness in late elementary school. It took years to diagnose and has altered every facet of my life. The hardest and most shameful part of the illness came when I began to battle with the mental side of the illness. After years, of thinking something was wrong spiritually I finally found the right people to walk with me to live the best life possible fighting chronic and mental illness.

Pages: 28

Format: Kindle Edition

Release: February 10, 2019

Being A Zebra: Living with Chronic Illness

Michelle Collins

0/5 ( ratings)

I began my struggle with chronic illness in late elementary school. It took years to diagnose and has altered every facet of my life. The hardest and most shameful part of the illness came when I began to battle with the mental side of the illness. After years, of thinking something was wrong spiritually I finally found the right people to walk with me to live the best life possible fighting chronic and mental illness.

Pages: 28

Format: Kindle Edition

Release: February 10, 2019

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