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It's not often I search cute biographies where depression and anxiety aren't framed in a short term, "then I got over it" way. The naked honesty of Kabi Nagata's thoughts and experiences are really refreshing (and more than one time created me tear up with recognition) -- it's a story of bravery and healing as well, but it's so encouraging to to read her aknowledgements that no, even when you test to change your life around there are obstacles, and the struggles might always be there. But that doesn't mean it's useless to try.A cute straightforward art style, and a matter-of-factly attitiude to being also makes this a amazing read.
I'd like to imagine books, allow alone comics, seldom ever approach the unspoken side of intimacy–the lack of it and what it makes people amount of it. It's a tough to swallow, but if you are in anyway or have ever felt the feelings of being alone, this book does well in formulating those feelings that could even support you describe your loneliness to others (or come to terms with yourself).What attaches me to this comic isn't so much how relatable it is, and it really is, but instead the author's ability to convey the feelings in a realistic and coherent manner. It doesn't matter if you're a or whatever, you'll definitely see parts of yourself in this, especially if you've struggled with any kind of relationships be it private or just the common l in all, it's a large breath of new air, as it lets your mind wander and think, relate and share your experiences with the main character, even if the subject and nature of the book is uncomfortably realistic.
This is more a tale of the author's private and ongoing experience with mental illness rather than what it's like to be drawn out in a manga comic book form. It touches on depression, eating disorders, cutting, and more. Erotic it is not. For me, the book has more of a feeling of commiseration and is an intimate confession where epiphanies are had once the author's first experience occurs....and this is special in that is not glamorized at e naked scenes are illustrated in a non-graphic method but the story inside is raw and vulnerable. It's a deep reveal of inner struggles that a reader may or may not relate my own experience, I'm getting to a point where so a lot of people in my life have some form of debilitating mental illness, including myself, ranging from extreme depression or anxiety to schizophrenia. It's almost more surprising to search people who aren't struggling or fought inner demons at some point. Brain chemistry is definitely a factor and I wanted to reach out and give the author meds in addition to hugs. I felt so much empathy watching her handle things completely on her own. Her isolation triggers my own sadness and caregiver at the same note, this is a Japanese comic so everything is read right to left. It took me a few mins to obtain used to commend the read especially if you feel alone in having anxiety, depression and other mental illness issues.
This was a amazing read. Autobiographical, humorous, and with a amazing mix of the awkward and sensual. The latest half seems comparatively rushed, but I am not sure the book needs to be longer. I really enjoyed it and recommended it to several friends. Coming from the US, where repression is rampant, it is nice to read a frank self discovery.
For a very long time, a vague haze of cynicism has ruled over much of media. My Experience with Loneliness (MLEL) does not indulge in such, instead portraying pain, loneliness, inexperience, and depression through the lens of honesty and genuinity. MLEL is intensely personal, and as a effect reached to a chamber of my heart most stories never come close to. Beyond its private affect, I have been lucky enough to witness MLEL spread happiness and discussion through the community of women closest to me, with an wonderful popularity among fellow . Its wonderful to see how a lot of people were moved by this story so is is the only book that I have ever set an alarm over a year in advance for. I read an amateur translation sometime in 2016, shortly after discovering that an official english translation would be released. At that point I marked my calendar to ensure that I would have a copy of this incredible, wonderful manga.
Nagata-sensei bares her soul in this raw, compelling manga. Telling her story of the myriad of emotions, experiences, failures and successes that for her life, I connected with her every step of the way. What kid doesn't struggle with living up to their parents expectations? Struggling to search your put in the world? Figuring out your ity? Nagata-sensei lays it all out here in a thoughtful, self deprecating fashion that makes it simple to connect with.I have never wanted to give someone a hug so much.
I found myself immediately engrossed in this tale, relating to certain aspects very deeply. Her story tells of her lifelong struggle with depression, anxiety, body photo problems, her conflicted obligations to her family and their wants, and her struggle with her own identity all couched in revelations about her ity. She wars her own developmental hiatus, and after a number of informative articles, finds herself at a choice of doing something that she wants to experience but which fills her with even more crippling anxiety, or of giving in yet again to the voice inside telling her she isn't worth it, that she'll fail, that it isn't what her parents wish for her and that she's letting them and herself down by making the other at she was able to war and create that choice is a very strong moment, even if from an outside perspective,it might seem like a decision that could be created in an hour. That moment was a amazing sense of pride, a true create or break moment, and if you've ever had related experiences, I'm sure you have found yourself at such a finitely worth reading.
Perfect for understanding the problems surrounding ruptured quadriceps. How to manage the pain, what to do about it, when to go to the doctor, information on nerve blocks, how long to wait for surgery, how to best manage getting around, etc. Useful insider hints from someone who has suffered not one, but two ruptured quadriceps tendons! Highly recommended.
While not a spectacular piece of literature, this book falls under the category of “self comfort and rehabilitation” reading. I tore a quad tendon over the summer and in looking for ways of learning about such a rare injury I found this book. It’s really a compilation of blog posts that cover a lot of activities and tricks for coping, and that’s ok. I recommend it to anyone trying to cope with the early stages of recovery from this crippling injury.
This is a amazing book with a lot of helpful information. This injury is not common and there is not much literature written on it. Its especially amazing because its written by someone who has gone through not one, but two of these quad tendon tears. Most info on the internet is by doctors or physical therapists, its nice to obtain a point of view from someone who has lived through it.
For anyone who’s had the misfortune of suffering a quadricep rupture or like Steven the bilateral quadricep tendon rupture this book is more than just helpful I believe it’s a godsend. He has written this in such a method that it’s an effortless read but packed full of info and insight on how to function through pain and limited mobility. So much wisdom gained through so much suffering. Definitely highly recommended.
I could not book my quick passes ahead due to a bug in their software. It turns out people now book the passes months in advance so my entire vacation is impacted by not being able to book ahead. The development squad need to obtain the bugs out and Disney need to do a better job of informing people they now need to plan method in advance.
To watch this would have been more enjoyable if it was followed by more episodes so it could be considered a series. I've had 3 experiences and have never talked with anyone regarding what took place. This short 33 minute season didn't contribute any answers or insights as I had hoped. I hope the powers that be consider adding a few more episodes.
What are you guys waiting for? I wish to see more! You have to believe more people would wish to see this if you would only place more episodes out.Dr. PMH Atwater herself is amazingly interesting and she knows what she's talking about too...she herself has had three NDE's!Don't create us wait and then cancel this series because its really good!
I met PMH Atwater about 20 years ago. Since then my life has been an awesome adventure. Her most attractive tip was that anyone can change anything about their beliefs or any near death ideas without having a near death experience. Just realize that we are free to understand anything about life without any preconceived limitations. I believe that there is an infinite set of fresh experiences that never repeat themselves, never had a beginning, and will never have an ending. Sorry to say, I think the human experience is like looking at a very old, very short home movie. It actually happened, except it is all in the past and is just a little part of our actual life. Everything the human brain experiences has already happened, a month ago, or 14 billion light years ago!
My fiance (pictured) died 125 days ago, and I've been obsessing (to the detriment of my physical body) about what he might have gone through at the moment of his death. What's crazy is, my mate Merhat told me that the night before Tag died, he had a dream that Tag was walking in front of him and he was trying to yell to Mark, but Tag had his helmet on (he died in a motorcycle accident) and couldn't hear him (Mark always wore ear plugs). Merhat caught up to him and touched his shoulder, and Tag turned around and flipped up his visor and said "I'm fine. Really. I'm going to be okay," and he walked away with a smile on his face. My mate was FLOORED when he got my email about Tag dying. This doentary gives me amazing comfort.
The episodes are released every few months because this is actually just done by 1 person who has no funding. It's all out of pocket folks so if you wish to see more you should give a positive rating. Every 1-star rating is actually causing the demise of this project because it directly inhibits the earning capacity of this project.
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Fast read of one soldier's life. I especially appreciated the discussion of life from draft message to honorable discharge. Amazing bits of info are included. Primary training was 17 weeks long (although this probably also included what we now call AIT). His deployed immediate unit consisted of ten men and three vehicles: lead by a Sergeant, with two jeeps and a light armored car, armed with rifles, .50 caliber machine gun, a 37mm main gun on the armored vehicle along with a .30 Browning chain gun. Amazing break from reading history at the strategic level. It's amazing to learn what the soldiers with their boots on the ground had to do, not only the hazardous tasks, but also the mundane logistics. Thank you to Mr. McCormick for serving our country, and also thank you to Mr. Rippl for telling his story.
I read several dozen WWII memoirs every year, some are amazing others are okay and some are terrible. This one falls in the lower part due to its shortness, and lack of details. I appreciate Mr. McCormickjs service and sacrifice and thank him for it.I would also say to the author, you always need some else to proofread. A gun has a "sight", not a "site." "Myself" is not a substitute for "me."
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"My Heart Transplant for Your Amusement" by Vince Clews The essence of this book is Vince's story about his heart condition and the obstacles he had to overcome to create the transplant happen; but, it also a love story of Vince's love for his wife, Carol. That love is evidenced in his accolades describing her faithful attendance to his every need, demonstrating what it means to vow, "I will love you and honor you all he days of your life". This is a amazing read and makes one admire the Clews for the tenacity they demonstrated in overcoming the continued frustrations of this rollercoaster ride. I would suggest a various title ~ as I was not amused! I might suggest, "My Heart Transplant: A Good-Humored Look at a Life in Crisis". It is amazing read and I love a guy who watches The Meal Channel to see Barefoot Contessa and Giada with cleavage showing.
ive tried connecting with family members for an up coming trip we are all making soon to Disney World. when i test using the app, it says that the application is inable to connect me at this time. its said that for the past two months. i called and was told connection to my acc could happen, and it still doesnt work. if this is an indication of how our vacation is going to go, i may change my flights!
Loved this application during previous trips and during planning but the most latest modernize has rendered the application useless. I couldn't use mobile ordering or view image pass images at all so I tried logging out then back in again but now I cannot log in at all. Luckily I was able to log in to my husband's phone otherwise I would have been even more annoyed.
Dealing with the death of a loved one is painful. I’m not sure how this item helps unless feeling ripped off is suppose to serve as a distraction. 16 pages long, and 3 of those pages are advertisements for the author’s other works. Of the remaining 13 pages, one is a poem by someone else and 2 pages are used to “summarize” the remaining 10. Large margins, very huge font and not much useful content.
Amazing app...when it works. It stopped connecting to the network when we required it the most, IN the parks. And all the cast members (and other guests) said that was normal. It seemed the network was overloaded/too congested for the application to function as intended, rendering it essentially useless.
Bug report: EVERY time i test and use the ping function, if i add anything to the cart or just test and purchase any individual item it tells me: Connection Failed, sorry we weren't able to retrieve that information. Even though the connection did not fail and continues to be steady for any other processes.
This book was highly recommended to me when my dad entered hospice. Wow, it was spot on in spelling out everything we would see and could expect. Watching a loved one fade away is so difficult, but this book gave us tremendous understanding as to what was event and why. My dad passed away peacefully after two and a half months on hospice care, and this is the definitive tutorial for anyone who has a family member In the final stages of terminal illness. I would give it ten stars if I could, an outstanding tutorial to understanding the end of life
Fresh application modernize has meant all my plans and connected mates won't load. Nightmare. So i logged out and now it won't log me back in again, just gets stuck on the loading wheel. Plus the map doesn't load properly, neither does the button at the bottom to add reservations! WHAT HAVE YOU GUYS DONE TO THIS APP?!?
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This is my first Manga book. I was glad it had instructions, because I was a small confused which panel to read first.Disclaimer: I am not a , but I have a lot of experience with loneliness, and Nagata Kabi wrote and drew so beautifully about looniness, depression, and parent-pleasing, that I found this book to be universal. The narrator was likable and I wanted so much for things to go well for her. My only criticism is that is feels like an installment in a larger work that is not yet completed, but saying I wish more of the story is certainly not a actual criticism!As a memoirist, I really similar to her fears about her family reading her work, and the push-pull of wanting to please her parents and yet knowing she needs to stop focusing on them.
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There are never enough stories that portray, with brutal honesty, what it's like to be a within a society that doesn't even acknowledge you exist - what it's like to struggle with mental illness - and what it's like to struggle a people-pleasing complex at the expensive of your own well being. At times I felt like I was reading my story as I turned each page - even though I am not Japanese and I never sought affection from a escort service. But I did experience an eating disorder, and I do know what it's like to have self-inflicted scars you cannot hide - not to mention the desire to be "normal" without a healthy foundation to tutorial me. I know what it's like to feel like it's easier to shut people out than pretend to be someone you're not in hopes that they will accept you. Kabi Nagata may have taken a various path than myself - but the pain inside she presents so beautifully on paper - that is like looking in a mirror.If you suffer(ed) from mental illness or loneliness, approach this book with caution. There's a relief in relating to the author, but there is also a heaviness and rawness in the method the Nagata presents her experience. It can be triggering. I found my skin crawling a bit during the bits about the author's eating disorder, which I expected. But I did not expect to be triggered by the stage - and this was on multiple levels. For one, as a therapist who works with survivors of abuse/assault, I felt uncomfortable knowing that Nagata was not ready or show for her dalliance with the escort - despite the kindness of the worker it read a bit rape-y. It seemed like Nagata was pushing herself into the experience - which, I think, was the point. But for some reason I was expecting to cheer or feel reassurance after Nagata's visit to the love hotel. I was left feeling uneasy and sad.I felt as opened as a reader as the author must have felt doenting her experiences - which was both uncomfortable and attractive at the same time. I hope someday Nagata is able to experience affection and intimacy with someone who isn't a complete stranger. I think - I hope - that it will be a better experience for her.I would highly recommend this book for anyone who might be part of the LGBTQ community, struggle with mental illness, or just feel lonely in general. But I would also highly recommend some serious self-care during and after reading because the book is massive in its topic matter - in a amazing yet painful way.
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Nagata writes a refreshingly honest, down to earth tale of her experiences with struggling with her ity, mental illness and adulthood. I think this is worthwhile reading for anyone who would like to understand struggles with mental illness, or ity as her writing is straightforward and approachable. For those who are wondering if this may be explicit, the treatment of is very clinical and not at all graphic.Overall this is a unbelievable read for everyone!
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