Iram Gilani

Invisible Tears (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Iram Gilani's upbringing was unconventional, far from the typical American Dream. In her autobiography, Invisible Tears a gripping retrospective of love and growth Iram unravels her deepest childhood wounds and traumatic familial conflicts.

Her raw recounting of growing up Pakistani American and reconciling the patriarchal dominance of her past, and the unwritten freedom of the future, is an essential story for anyone following a similar path.

In Invisible Tears, she reflects on her childhood trauma, fractured family ties, and many unforeseen obstacles: abuse by her brother, molestation, deceit, physical disfigurement, post-traumatic stress disorder, family betrayal, and mental illness.

The book portrays Iram's struggle for identity, freedom, and peace in the face of strife. Throughout all her trials and tribulations, she remained committed to her goals, overcoming a life burdened by insecurity. Above all, her experiences highlight humanity's need for deep healing and resilience and demonstrate the power of tapping into compassion and love in the face of fear and uncertainty.

Profoundly resonant and touchingly honest, Invisible Tears is the perfect blend of autobiography and self-help. It's a crucial resource for anyone looking to achieve their highest potential, find community, and build strength.

With harrowing flashbacks and searing personal accounts of mistreatment, Invisible Tears will humble, inspire, and push you to grow.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Iram Gilani
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781734767933
• Artikelnr.: 69173703

Autorenporträt

Iram Gilani is a Pakistani-American author who has faced abandonment, physical and emotional abuse, homelessness, and a violent gun assault, but has risen from the depths of depression and post-traumatic stress disorder to be a voice for the abused and marginalized. She speaks out to audiences to raise awareness of the personal and universal effects of trauma, as well as how to help others overcome it. In addition, she mentors young men and women throughout the U.S. on how to make positive choices and find their paths in life. She completed her education at the George Washington University in Washington, D.C.