This is a collection of my three memoirs: A Motivational Memoir - A Healing Memoir - A Bittersweet Memoir Growing up in a toxic environment, I began to write at the young age of 8. I was lost and scared. I spent most of my childhood alone with my vivid imagination. As an introvert and neurodivergent, I didn't relate to my peers. Throughout my teen years, I did my best to survive, yet my desperate need for love and affection did me wrong. I was an easy prey. I just wanted to love and be loved in return. Every time I fell, I stood back up and kept going because I believed in something better. I had faith and purpose. Fourteen years ago, life gave me a second chance. It was an eye-opener; one of the hardest things I ever had to go through actually saved my life. I was living in survival mode all my life till that very moment. I was awake at last. I fought harder than I ever did before. I owed it to myself to do everything I could to improve my quality of life. No matter what I went through, I will make the best of it. I know I can overcome it no matter what. What keeps me going? I'm a woman with a strong will and a positive Mindset. I share my life with you in different writing styles: Memoir In the first part of my book, I take you to specific moments in my life. Such as physical and emotional abuse, and toxic relationships. Storytelling In the second part of my book, I take you to particular events and struggles I had to deal with in my life. Such as burnout, physical and emotional abuse, toxic relationships, unemployment, and motherhood. Poetry in the third part of my book, I use poems to discuss personal subjects. I chose poetry because it keeps the wording light and lets my creativity free. Thoughts in the fourth and last part of my book, I share little thoughts or quotes to inspire and motivate you whenever you need it. You can read them as you see fit. Learn how to let go of past struggles, embrace the present, and have a positive look toward the future. Dedicated to fellowTrauma survivors, Physical and emotional abuse survivors, Chronic Pain Warriors;No matter what you went through or what you're going through still, it doesn't define who you are as a person today. It doesn't determine who you will be tomorrow. You have the power to change. Mindset is your driving force: you CAN change things. I understand some people are still reluctant to seek help, yet admitting you are struggling and you can't get through it alone is a sign of courage and strength. You're already stronger than you think. If my book resonated with you, you're welcome to follow me on social media and reach out if you feel the need to discuss with me. I'm here to help, as nobody should go through this alone.