Makes a fabulous gift for Thanksgiving and the Christmas Season.
We can all help prevent suicide. Every year mental health organizations and individuals across the U.S. and around the world raise awareness of suicide prevention.
Ever Powerful :
Sometimes you just have to die a little inside in order to be reborn
and rise again as a stronger and wiser version of yourself.
I have dealt with anxiety and depression for as long as I could remember. It can often be debilitating and it makes it extremely hard to simply just function and get through the day.
Despite all that I have gone through, I never gave up on myself and continued to keep moving forward, no matter what. I discuss in-depth with complete transparency some of my awkward teenage moments such as my first date, first love, first heartbreak, and obtaining my first college degree.
I wanted to share my story to inspire people, make them feel like they are not alone, and offer some hope and encouragement to people who have gone through or are currently going through some of the challenges that I have faced. Sometimes it is hard to see the sun and only the dark clouds, but trust me, it does and will get better.
You are strong and resilient. You must never give up!
-Amazon Review
– Amazon Review
FROM THE AUTHOR:
My book is about the struggles I went through with anxiety and depression. There were days when I almost didn’t make it … BUT there is always light at the end of the tunnel. There IS hope. There IS help.
If you are in need of hope and help for yourself or someone you love … here is one of many good resources.
– Erica Ann Coppola
About the Author:
Erica Ann Coppola was born on January 10th, 1993 in Brooklyn, New York. After becoming a New York State licensed esthetician and then going back to college after a few year hiatus, she got her associate’s degree in Journalism. Her most recent accomplishment was graduating in January 2021 with her bachelor’s degree in Communications. Writing has also been a passion of hers as well as advocating for self care and taking care of your physical and mental health after being diagnosed with PMDD in August 2020.
Her goal is to share her story, both the good and the bad, to inspire others and know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, no matter how gloomy it all may seem.
Join Erica on her website: everpowerfulwarriors.com
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