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Life Unbothered [Charlie Elliott] on leondumoulin.nl *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. A story about panic attacks and love. "As a past sufferer of panic attacks.
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The longer we reflect on our problems only makes the time period of those problems occur much longer. I always see the good side of the things that may seem to have went wrong. Hanging around negative people will eventually make you negative. It's not something you will notice firsthand. I often feel people's energies before anything,and I avoid all negative vibes as soon as possible.
I just don't need that around me. How can I think positive, if I am surrounded by negative people? It just doesn't work like that. The less people know equals the more space for you to be comfortable with yourself first. Before running to your confidant, your best friend, or anyone else, try talking to yourself.
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This will also assist in the building of inner peace. Sometimes, you really don't need an outside opinon. Most battles mentally bother us rather than physically and that's something we have to be able to work on alone. Spirutallity and religion do not go hand in hand for me. I consider myself a spiritual person, but the religious aspects of my spirituality are not the same. Face it. We simply can't fight or win all battles alone.
Rumors used to bother me, but they became more humorous as the time went on because they were almost always never close to the truth. I look at it like this: people will only make up things about you when they want to know more about you or maybe even desire to be you.
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When you are sure of yourself and your purpose, NOTHING anything has to say makes a difference because everyone who knows you for you will love you and respect you. That's all that matters. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Love and Blessings Marquita H. Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email required Address never made public.
I gotta say, I liked it. The characters are well defined and I enjoyed watching Wade on a journey from housebound and anxiety-riddled to take-charge and adventurous. A large part of his transformation is due to his relationship with Sophia. As Wade manages to transition from home-bound to weekend roadtrips with Sophia, his life has taken a marked change for the better. Then, much like that "too good to be true" adage, Sophia gets devastating news about her health, and Wade transitions from boyfriend to caretaker. The characters are well described and believable. Wade approaches his phobias with a sense of wit that I enjoyed.
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His ex-fiancee is really the sort of person everyone can understand a guy not wanting to marry. Wade's friends are so believable - they want to help, they want to understand, but anxiety is the type of thing that you just can't fully understand unless you've lived it. And Sophia hasn't had the best life, but is patient and caring and really takes the time to learn about Wade's mental issues and help him out.
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Both Sophia and Wade have a chance to see each other, truly, at their best and worst, and neither of them walk away. Somehow, they really are the perfect partner for each other. It's very admirable. I got to say, I wasn't really sure what to think with this one. I thought maybe it would be too serious, too much on the love-story angle, too much on the personal-growth angle.
I just wasn't sure. But this book had just enough humor to keep it from getting too deep. And when things did start to get dark and dreary, Wade somehow transforms from a anxious homebody to a reliable adult that makes it all tolerable.
Aug 22, Karen rated it really liked it. I knew absolutely nothing about Charlie Elliott when I saw us both complaining on Twitter one day about Goodreads being down. I was just outright complaining while Charlie was lamenting the fact that he had a giveaway to set up for Life Unbothered. Smartass that I sometimes am I know - you're shocked at that revelation , suggested that since Goodreads wasn't playing nicely he could just send the book to me directly and cut out the middle man.
Shockingly to me, anyway , he agreed.
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Of course, my I knew absolutely nothing about Charlie Elliott when I saw us both complaining on Twitter one day about Goodreads being down. Of course, my life being such as it is, it took me longer than I had hoped to start reading it and then longer still to actually find the time and mental oomph to stick with it. It's the story of Wade and, later, of Wade and Sophia. He's depressed. He's got massive anxiety. Panic attacks are a normal thing for him. He shuts pretty much everyone away as often as possible. I get it. Most of what he experiences and feels I just sat there nodding. Either I'm getting a better grip or Charlie Elliott is some kind of magical being.
Perhaps it's a little bit of both. This is not a happy-go-lucky book. There's humor and romance and pain and heartache and so much realism that it's sometimes hard to read, but it's harder to put down.
Aug 17, Lisa rated it it was amazing. A stunning debut novel by Charlie Elliott. This poignant tale of love and ill health is deeply moving and beautifully written. The writing flows effortlessly from page to page and the characters feel so real that it's easy to forget that you're reading a work of fiction. I was thrilled to have won this book in a Goodreads giveaway and I'd like to thank the author for sending me this book all the way from the USA.
I look forward to reading more books from this talented author. Dec 31, Ellen Threatts rated it really liked it.