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Grace, the Girl with Cells that were Sickled

Written by Charmaine Grace Brown

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For those who struggle with illnesses, ailments, and mental health distortions and who wonder about the horrific things happening in their lives: How do you cope? Where do you go? And who do you ask for help? This non-fiction book depicts how real and debilitating the battles with disease can be. Charmaine Grace Brown’s poignant and powerful story sends an important message to those who struggle with painful health challenges. You are never alone. Hanging on to that hope of healing is essential. As much as you may plan to end it all and be free, it is never an easy decision. What if your healing is just around the corner? Is it worth giving it all up without finding out?

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