Apr 7, 2022
Fulton Books author TaSheria S. Dukes, a determined woman from Missouri, has completed her most recent book "Be Anxious for Nothing": a heartwarming experience of the author as she deals with the devastating loss of a loved one. The pain that comes from her grief took a toll on her mental health. In this account, she shares the situations that triggered her anxiety and depression, how she dealt with them, and how she successfully overcame these issues after seeking proper guidance.
Dukes shares, "Be Anxious for Nothing started when I was sitting at the kitchen table of my mother's house. I thought about the entire experience of dealing with depression and anxiety. Thinking about how far God has brought me and how much better I was after I checked myself into the Behavioral Health part of the hospital to properly deal with mental illnesses that I had never undergone until this year of 2020. After about two months of the back-and-forth battle in my head between wanting to quit and choosing to fight for my health and life, it dawned on me that I needed to get my story out there. As I sat and let still water run deep in my head as I thought about writing this book, God gave me the title as clearly as can be. My prayer is that my testimony helps anyone who is going through anxiety, depression, or anything else for that matter, to stay encouraged and to know that you are stronger than anything that comes your way. As my uncle Lindell Jr. would say, 'Your better days are ahead of you.'"
Published by Fulton Books, TaSheria S. Dukes' book is a ruminating piece that presents topics that are very much relevant to today's issues.
Mental illness is something that shouldn't be taken lightly. In this work of literature, the author uses her experiences to spread awareness and hope.
Readers who wish to experience this potent work can purchase "Be Anxious for Nothing" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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