4/4 Stars
… this was a captivating and immersive read. The suspenseful nature causes a reader to be glued to the pages of this book. The author not only dealt with PTSD but branched off into topics such as reincarnation, karma, and where our soul goes when we die. The author based her theories on researches done by professionals. I liked how thorough the book seemed.
4/4 Stars
One major thing I learned from this book is that drugs do not necessarily help PTSD patients to recover. I learned about discipline, determination, and persistence. In this book, the author states that PTSD is a gift for the reconstruction of one’s reality. I also learned that there is no definite time frame for a PTSD recovery.
3/4 Stars
The book was very insightful. The author shared a lot of useful information that would be very helpful to everyone with post-traumatic stress disorder. I also liked that the author did not treat PTSD as a sickness but made it seem like a chance to reflect and grow.
4/4 Stars
I recommend this book to persons who have PTSD since it will enable them to embark on a journey of self-healing. Persons who wish to know more about PTSD will also find this book valuable since it contains numerous pieces of data on PTSD.
4/4 Stars
This book was very fantastic, and the plot blew me away. The plot was unpredictable and suspenseful, which was a pleasant surprise. The book was also educational in all its aspects, as it clearly explained how to deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, particularly from her first-person perspective.
4/4 Stars
The author did a good job of using understandable words to explain facts. One vital thing that the author talks about is the manipulative attitude of doctors and psychologists.
3/4 Stars
The author’s writing style is consistent, and this book is filled with motivational aphorisms, helpful hints, and positive messages. To top it off, she incorporates a wide range of concepts and expressions in this book, which I value the most.
3/4 Stars
According to the author, you can only cure yourself by your Self. I love the fact that Nattanya recommended the medium through which she got her cure. The book contains a lot of medical terminologies and abbreviations. The author did a good job of explaining the terminologies and abbreviations.
3/4 Stars
Another thing I really liked is that the author pays great attention to the power of a positive attitude. The author focuses on self-healing and self-love, which are important and sometimes crucial in mental problems. The author also offers a very memorable and interesting view on philosophical and religious topics as well.
3/4 Stars
I would like to recommend this book to PTSD patients, and I hope that they would find comfort and friendship with this book, and to psychiatrists-to-be, because this helps understand a patient’s life.