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starlet · 03-26-2007, 06:55 AM

Excuse Me, Your Life is Waiting by Lynn Grabhorn.

After living my entire life in depression (including a mental breakdown and suicide attempts), one of my few freidns drug me to her psychic, who recommended her book. After reading it I cried and cried, finally seeing that I was not put on this earth to be a scapegoat, that I had allowed myself to become one. No more!

Eight months later I am not even remotely the same sad person I was. My life is absolutely perfectly wonderful.

Although, last week I reread my favorite book as a child, The Phantom Tollbooth and realized it has a lot of the same messages as Ecuse Me, that I apparently missed as a child.

03-26-2007, 06:55 AM	#61 (permalink)
starlet Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 172	Excuse Me, Your Life is Waiting by Lynn Grabhorn. After living my entire life in depression (including a mental breakdown and suicide attempts), one of my few freidns drug me to her psychic, who recommended her book. After reading it I cried and cried, finally seeing that I was not put on this earth to be a scapegoat, that I had allowed myself to become one. No more! Eight months later I am not even remotely the same sad person I was. My life is absolutely perfectly wonderful. Although, last week I reread my favorite book as a child, The Phantom Tollbooth and realized it has a lot of the same messages as Ecuse Me, that I apparently missed as a child. Last edited by starlet; 03-26-2007 at 06:59 AM.