Journey Untold: Twisted Love

My Mother's Struggle with Mental Illnesses

De: Yassin Hall, Lo'an Sewer

Narrado por: Ellen A. Connor

Victim turned advocate. One woman’s harrowing journey to recovery inspired a revolution.

Dr. Yassin Hall survived a heartbreaking history of abuse and bullying. Deprived of the joys of childhood, the mistreatment she endured at the hands of her schizophrenic mother and her small community drove the teen to horrific self-harm. But guided by the faith and love of her grandmother and uncle, Dr. Hall embarked on a lifelong exploration of healing and acceptance.

Certified mental health advocate and motivational speaker Dr. Hall has experienced firsthand the devastating impact of untreated neurosis. On her cross-country mission to raise awareness for psychological wellness, she reaches out to family members struggling to cope with their loved one’s debilitating symptoms. Strengthened by her life story, she has encouraged countless people to undertake the path to a positive recovery.

Through Hall’s tragedies and triumphs, you too can find the motivation to overcome any obstacle in your pursuit of a fulfilling, healthy lifestyle.

Journey Untold: Twisted Love is a candid and powerful memoir about recovering from mental health disorders. If you like unflinching personal stories, expert insight, and hope for a better future, you’ll adore Dr. Hall’s inspirational book.

©2014 Yassin Hall (P)2023 Yassin Hall

Amazing story with an equally amazing reader!

The realities and affects of mental health issues are intense and very often hard to listen to and absorb. But the author so solidly takes you through her life’s journey. I also absolutely loved the voice of the person reading the book. I felt the emotion and the author’s intent. I actually listened to it straight through from start to finish because of the ease of Ellen a Connor’s, the reader’s voice.” Some readers make you want to turn off the book completely and others make you long for the next word, the next chapter… between the message of this book and Ellen a Connor’s voice, I found myself at the end of the book with great reflections.