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Ever wonder what it's like to have an invisible disability? How do you know if someone is disabled or faking? Is having a chronic illness the same for everyone? How does a chronic illness affect day-to-day life?
I'm Good seeks to answer these questions and more.
Olivia Gaynor's personal stories capture what it's like to live with invisible illnesses, the mental turmoil that comes with the battle, and the need to reach out and be heard. It also includes the stories and voices of disability influencers like "The Lady of Lyme" and "The Disabled Hippie" to forge a powerful narrative of advocacy and awareness.
In this book you will learn about a wide range of topics including:
I'm Good is for those wishing to be heard, looking to listen, and willing to understand. It's Olivia's hope that after reading this book, you won't have to settle for a simple "I'm good" to answer the universal question: "How're you doing?"
