"I believe anybody who has or does struggle with an eating disorder, depression, anxiety, any mental health struggles, and anybody going through or has been through a divorce would benefit from this book."
-Samara
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"One of the main reasons I would recommend it is because it deconstructs dominant discourse that we have all internalized and helps pull us into the way we need to start talking about mental health (etc. etc.). It is helping create a more empowered universal language and understanding for the struggle that many people have to overcome. It is beautifully written, accessible, inviting, non-judgemental text."
- Hannah Zimmering, MC, Provisional Psychologist
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"This book is one of the best books I have ever read in my life. So honest and raw. Everyone needs to crack this book open and read it. Period!"
-Ida
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"As a person in ED-recovery as well, I was especially touched by this part of the book. I’ve rarely felt seen in the way I felt seen in this book. There’s so much shame in the ED-community. Not only when being sick but also when not being “sick enough”. The author addressed that beautifully and I feel so grateful."
-Nanna
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"This book touched my soul in a way I never imagined a book could. This is a MUST read for anyone, everyone has something to gain from this memoir."
-Marijke, Mindset Mentor
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"I feel like every single person in the world would benefit from reading this book. It’s about life - as it really is. Life as it ebbs and flows in the lives of real humans with real - big - feelings. And a perfect commentary to how depression, anxiety, doubts and tears are all a part of the human experience - and also a testimony to the fact that we will be okay at the end of the day."
-asked to stay anonymous
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"Rachel’s bravery in baring her soul and sharing her journey is truly an inspiration to those who live with a mental illness. Regardless the cause and symptoms, the journey to dig deep and unravel the layers takes courage, determination and resilience, and Rachel reminds us that no matter what we believe, we are not as alone in our journey as we think we are. She teaches us that living with a mental illness doesn’t need to be a permanent negative life sentence. With the right tools we can manage and maintain a normal healthy life too."
-Catrina