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I Am Pam: A Family Destroyed by an Invisible Disease
I Am Pam continues the author’s chilling story from Pam I Am.
After giving birth to her fourth child, Pam’s struggles explode, and she finds herself trapped in a state of perpetual hell.
When her paranoia is fueled by her husband’s denial and lackadaisical attitude, devastation ensues. Pam’s internal terror pushes her to try and save her children from her psychotic make-believe demons.
As things escalate and Pam cannot accept her reality, she mentally flips into an imaginary world where an unyielding obsession develops. She tries to run away, but she cannot escape her mind.
Her fixation balloons to a pinnacle where her children are dragged into her fantasy. It nearly destroys her family forever.
Pam’s story is a frightening portrayal that showcases the extreme wreckage mental illness can inflict on a family. Anyone affected by this invisible disease can relate to her tragic tale.
After giving birth to her fourth child, Pam’s struggles explode, and she finds herself trapped in a state of perpetual hell.
When her paranoia is fueled by her husband’s denial and lackadaisical attitude, devastation ensues. Pam’s internal terror pushes her to try and save her children from her psychotic make-believe demons.
As things escalate and Pam cannot accept her reality, she mentally flips into an imaginary world where an unyielding obsession develops. She tries to run away, but she cannot escape her mind.
Her fixation balloons to a pinnacle where her children are dragged into her fantasy. It nearly destroys her family forever.
Pam’s story is a frightening portrayal that showcases the extreme wreckage mental illness can inflict on a family. Anyone affected by this invisible disease can relate to her tragic tale.
325 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 7, 2024
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