Love Heals: How I Turned My Life Around

Pamela PS Lim

Maison d'édition: Faris Digital Solutions Pte Ltd

Synopsis

Love Heals is a personal true story of how Pamela overcame depression. It is her journey of ups and downs and the challenges that she went through in her life. 
 
It is a bittersweet and moving tale of moving courage, perseverance and love. Duped by malicious parties, Pamela plunged into a deep spiral of financial tribulations that led to severe depression. 
 
A stint in prostitution and several suicide attempts later, Pamela was rescued by the love of a patron. Her true story of life gone wildly astray and reclaimed against all odds, is a rare account that shines a light into the shadows of the Human Mind.

Disponible depuis: 23/03/2018.

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