"In the pages of 'Graceful Agony' is a beautifully written journey of deep and intimate memoirs soon after the authors' diagnosis with Fibro, chronic pain, and fatigue. It is a memoir filled with pure perseverance and inspiration."
As per "National Fibromyalgia Association," fibromyalgia is one of the most prevalent chronic diseases. In America, an average of ten million people yearly suffer from this disease. It counts for 6-10% of our population with women making up 75% of this statistic. Deb Morgan aims to change this dynamic.
In what seemed like a blink of an eye, her life as she knew it was over. Reading this book, the author shows us the path through a relentless battle for some normalcy in a new life of illnesses. Just as her days turn into years of constant pain and grinding fatigue, the continuing challenges of living with an ever-evolving way of life. She shares that being diagnosed with Fibro, chronic pain, and fatigue is not a death sentence. Through her experiences living with Fibro since 2005, she shares many vital messages and her deepest thoughts and memoirs about living with this disease.
Readers, be inspired by her triumphs, perseverance, and advocacy, while her intentions and goals in writing this book are to help others with support, have a conversation to bring more awareness about fibro while share with others that you are not alone, you are not another statistic, and you no longer need to suffer in silence.
Debra Morgan is a celebrated author and advocate who writes about addiction recovery, fibromyalgia, mental health, and high-impact chronic pain. Her latest books include "Graceful Agony," a bestseller on Amazon, and "Breaking the Silence," aimed at those with chronic pain. Debra draws on her personal experiences to provide support and hope to her readers. All her books are available on Amazon Kindle and B&N and featured on fine literary sites.
For Deb, it was not about being a survivor but learning to thrive again while easing the path for others facing their fibro challenges. The author was born and raised in Colorado and lived in Arizona until 2012 when she moved to Oregon. Meanwhile, missing her grown children and grandchildren, she moved back to Arizona in 2021. She has been featured as a guest on many podcasts and radio shows, sharing her recovery journey while raising awareness about addiction. She has maintained sobriety since 1993.
With her diagnosis of Fibro in 2005 and other medical conditions, she is committed to her recovery of healing while helping others do the same as a tireless advocate and a woman who has come out the other side of addictions, trauma, and much more as a "Survivor and Warrior."
Today, Deb is focused on writing and sharing her experiences with Fibro and chronic fatigue/pain; as heart-tugging as the downside can be, it is one of pure perseverance.
The author has been happily married to her soulmate and is a mother of two grown, successful children. She enjoys reading, painting, and traveling when not advocating, speaking, or writing. Her "#1 happy place" is spending much time with all the grandchildren she adores. Deb and her husband continue to reside in Chandler, Arizona.
In this powerful memoir, the author shares their intense journey through the challenges of Fibromyalgia, chronic pain, and fatigue. Their unwavering resilience shines as they navigate recovery from addiction and manage their mental health alongside their chronic illnesses.
This book is a source of support for everyone, regardless of gender. If you or someone you know is facing Fibro, gifting them this memoir is crucial. It assures them they are not alone and provides valuable resources and support groups.
I wholeheartedly recommend this inspiring book to anyone seeking understanding and motivation. 'Graceful Agony' is a beautifully written memoir filled with pure perseverance and inspiration.
This little book is going to help so many who suffer from fibro with fatigue and chronic pain.
This is an intense but personal journey shared by the author within the pages of this book and how she manages daily living with this devastating illness and the conditions that come with having Fibromyalgia with pain and chronic fatigue.
As I read this book, I was truly amazed that her story included her sharing that she maintains recovery from addiction, and manages her mental health disorders all at the same time. I feel she is a wellness warrior and a true role model of what pure perseverance looks like when dealing with chronic illnesses. The author's stories are both exceptional and heart-tugging.
Anyone, including men and women, will benefit greatly by reading this new book! If you or someone you care about suffers from Fibro? You need to gift this memoir to them. They will learn they are not alone with fibro, nor have to suffer in silence any longer. The author shares what has helped her like resources and Fibro/chronic groups she finds much support and so much more!
I can highly suggest this book to everyone.
Catherine Lyon of 'Lyon Literary Marketing & Consulting'...
I have a sister with an invisible illness. This really sheds light. It’s amazing how much you don’t know what someone is going through on the inside even when they look healthy. This is not another “self-help” book with the standard platitudes to fix all of your problems. Instead, Deb invites you to walk with her through her years of chronic pain. It is clear that, even while surrounded by loving family and well-meaning doctors, there were many times that Deb felt alone and isolated in her pain and suffering. I think that puts things in perspective. This was a well put together memory that both teaches and inspires. I received a copy via RABT Book Tours & PR in exchange for an honest review.
This a deep and intimate memoir of one woman's experiences and challenges of fibro, and for those who may have a loved one or friend who is living with Fibro & Chronic Fatigue/Pain.
Graceful Agony has already HIT #1 on Amazon Kindle in several categories which tells the author there needs to be more awareness raised about this illness and disease.
Unfortunately, Debra stole the name of this book from an author who owns a blog, website, instagram, twitter, emaip address, support group, and Community with the same name, that was established in 2009. Incredibly hurtful. I am sure it is a great read, and I respect her for sharing her story. But this is gross, to me.
This was very educational. It helped me understand this condition more. This would be a great read for anyone who has ever felt alone during their battle with fibromyalgia. Her journey is familiar for so many woman. Great for her to open up and share her journey.