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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Something feels off, and it's not just in your head. The world moves too fast, time feels sped up, and nothing seems to work the way it should. People are overwhelmed, systems don't function the way they used to, and it often feels like no one is doing their job right. Over time, that constant pressure starts to affect how you think, how you feel, and how your nervous system responds to everything around you. You're Right, Something Is Off puts words to that experience. It looks at what happens when everything around you feels out of sync and why that feeling doesn't go away. This is not surface level advice or empty reassurance. It is a grounded look at what's actually happening and how it's affecting people in real time. If you've been feeling it and can't ignore it anymore, this book was written for you. Something feels off. The world moves too fast, nothing works the way it should, and the pressure never lets up. You're Right, Something Is Off puts words to that experience and explains what it's doing to you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Extreme fatigue. Brain fog. Dizziness. Stumbling over words. Short-term memory problems. Not being able to walk straight. Heat making you feel miserable, even horrible. If you recognize these, you are not alone.There is a disease affecting countless people that is frequently misdiagnosed or missed entirely due to unreliable testing and incomplete evaluation. Many suffer for years with real, physical symptoms while being told nothing is wrong, or worse, that it is all in their head.In I Was Sick. It WASN'T in My Head, Susan Slabe shares her personal journey through years of unexplained illness, medical dismissal, and growing isolation. As symptoms worsened and answers failed to come, she was left to navigate a system that often treats normal test results as proof that nothing is wrong, even when everything clearly is.This book provides a detailed look at the progression of symptoms, the emotional and physical toll of being misdiagnosed, and the frustration of searching for answers in a system that does not always look deep enough. Readers will find an extensive symptom list that reflects the complexity of this condition and may recognize patterns in their own experience.After sixteen years of studying her symptoms, researching, and refusing to accept incomplete explanations, Susan ultimately identified the root cause of her illness. Along the way, she began recognizing similar patterns in others, helping people ask the right questions and seek further evaluation when their symptoms were being overlooked. She also started a local support group in her county, offering others a place to be heard and understood. When she found the right doctor who would listen, her findings were finally confirmed.This is not just one person's story. It is a reflection of a much larger problem affecting countless individuals who remain undiagnosed or misunderstood. For those who feel unheard, dismissed, or know deep down that something is wrong, this book offers validation, insight, and the possibility of finally being understood. After sixteen years of illness and medical dismissal, Susan Slabe found answers and began helping others still searching to be heard. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Mohawk Valley has a long and well-documented history shaped by its people, land, and events. Yet alongside that history exists another layer of stories-accounts that fall outside of ordinary explanation and have circulated quietly for generations.Witnessing the Weird in the Mohawk Valley brings together firsthand experiences from individuals who have encountered the unexplained throughout the region. These accounts include reports of unusual phenomena in the skies, unexplained presences in homes and historic locations, encounters with strange creatures, moments of missing time, and deeply personal experiences that challenge conventional understanding.Many of these stories were shared directly by those who lived them-people who, for years, chose to remain silent out of fear of dismissal or misunderstanding. This collection preserves their experiences as they were told, without forcing conclusions or offering definitive explanations. Set against the backdrop of a region rich in history, geology, and folklore, these accounts raise compelling questions about the nature of memory, environment, and perception. Whether viewed through the lens of science, psychology, or the unknown, the experiences documented here reflect a consistent theme: something unusual continues to occur in the Mohawk Valley.This book does not attempt to explain the unexplained. It records it. A compelling collection of firsthand accounts from people in the Mohawk Valley, documenting unexplained phenomena, eerie encounters, and events that challenge the boundaries of reality. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Life does not fall apart all at once. It wears people down slowly.You're Not Alone was written for the moments most people do not talk about, the ones where stress builds, patience runs thin, and everything starts to feel harder than it should. It looks at the patterns behind everyday struggles, from anxiety and exhaustion to difficult relationships, mental overload, physical overload and the constant pressure of modern life. These are not isolated problems. They are connected, and they repeat more often than people realize.This book is about recognizing what is actually happening and learning to see it differently, so you can begin to fix what has been quietly tearing you down. Through lived experience, observation, and practical insight, it breaks down why certain situations keep repeating and how your responses to them shape the outcome. It addresses what happens when boundaries are ignored, when interactions drain more than they give, and when pushing harder only makes things worse.You're Not Alone is a direct and honest look at the way people live today, filled with moments that will feel familiar, uncomfortable, and real. It is about seeing clearly, making better choices, and taking back control of what affects your life, one decision at a time. This book helps you recognize what is wearing you down so you can begin to fix it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Something feels off, and it's not just in your head. The world moves too fast, time feels sped up, and nothing seems to work the way it should. People are overwhelmed, systems don't function the way they used to, and it often feels like no one is doing their job right. Over time, that constant pressure starts to affect how you think, how you feel, and how your nervous system responds to everything around you. You're Right, Something Is Off puts words to that experience. It looks at what happens when everything around you feels out of sync and why that feeling doesn't go away. This is not surface level advice or empty reassurance. It is a grounded look at what's actually happening and how it's affecting people in real time. If you've been feeling it and can't ignore it anymore, this book was written for you. Something feels off. The world moves too fast, nothing works the way it should, and the pressure never lets up. You're Right, Something Is Off puts words to that experience and explains what it's doing to you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Extreme fatigue. Brain fog. Dizziness. Stumbling over words. Short-term memory problems. Not being able to walk straight. Heat making you feel miserable, even horrible. If you recognize these, you are not alone.There is a disease affecting countless people that is frequently misdiagnosed or missed entirely due to unreliable testing and incomplete evaluation. Many suffer for years with real, physical symptoms while being told nothing is wrong, or worse, that it is all in their head.In I Was Sick. It WASN'T in My Head, Susan Slabe shares her personal journey through years of unexplained illness, medical dismissal, and growing isolation. As symptoms worsened and answers failed to come, she was left to navigate a system that often treats normal test results as proof that nothing is wrong, even when everything clearly is.This book provides a detailed look at the progression of symptoms, the emotional and physical toll of being misdiagnosed, and the frustration of searching for answers in a system that does not always look deep enough. Readers will find an extensive symptom list that reflects the complexity of this condition and may recognize patterns in their own experience.After sixteen years of studying her symptoms, researching, and refusing to accept incomplete explanations, Susan ultimately identified the root cause of her illness. Along the way, she began recognizing similar patterns in others, helping people ask the right questions and seek further evaluation when their symptoms were being overlooked. She also started a local support group in her county, offering others a place to be heard and understood. When she found the right doctor who would listen, her findings were finally confirmed.This is not just one person's story. It is a reflection of a much larger problem affecting countless individuals who remain undiagnosed or misunderstood. For those who feel unheard, dismissed, or know deep down that something is wrong, this book offers validation, insight, and the possibility of finally being understood. After sixteen years of illness and medical dismissal, Susan Slabe found answers and began helping others still searching to be heard. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Extreme fatigue. Brain fog. Dizziness. Stumbling over words. Short-term memory problems. Not being able to walk straight. Heat making you feel miserable, even horrible. If you recognize these, you are not alone.There is a disease affecting countless people that is frequently misdiagnosed or missed entirely due to unreliable testing and incomplete evaluation. Many suffer for years with real, physical symptoms while being told nothing is wrong, or worse, that it is all in their head.In I Was Sick. It WASN'T in My Head, Susan Slabe shares her personal journey through years of unexplained illness, medical dismissal, and growing isolation. As symptoms worsened and answers failed to come, she was left to navigate a system that often treats normal test results as proof that nothing is wrong, even when everything clearly is.This book provides a detailed look at the progression of symptoms, the emotional and physical toll of being misdiagnosed, and the frustration of searching for answers in a system that does not always look deep enough. Readers will find an extensive symptom list that reflects the complexity of this condition and may recognize patterns in their own experience.After sixteen years of studying her symptoms, researching, and refusing to accept incomplete explanations, Susan ultimately identified the root cause of her illness. Along the way, she began recognizing similar patterns in others, helping people ask the right questions and seek further evaluation when their symptoms were being overlooked. She also started a local support group in her county, offering others a place to be heard and understood. When she found the right doctor who would listen, her findings were finally confirmed.This is not just one person's story. It is a reflection of a much larger problem affecting countless individuals who remain undiagnosed or misunderstood. For those who feel unheard, dismissed, or know deep down that something is wrong, this book offers validation, insight, and the possibility of finally being understood.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Mohawk Valley has a long and well-documented history shaped by its people, land, and events. Yet alongside that history exists another layer of stories-accounts that fall outside of ordinary explanation and have circulated quietly for generations.Witnessing the Weird in the Mohawk Valley brings together firsthand experiences from individuals who have encountered the unexplained throughout the region. These accounts include reports of unusual phenomena in the skies, unexplained presences in homes and historic locations, encounters with strange creatures, moments of missing time, and deeply personal experiences that challenge conventional understanding.Many of these stories were shared directly by those who lived them-people who, for years, chose to remain silent out of fear of dismissal or misunderstanding. This collection preserves their experiences as they were told, without forcing conclusions or offering definitive explanations. Set against the backdrop of a region rich in history, geology, and folklore, these accounts raise compelling questions about the nature of memory, environment, and perception. Whether viewed through the lens of science, psychology, or the unknown, the experiences documented here reflect a consistent theme: something unusual continues to occur in the Mohawk Valley.This book does not attempt to explain the unexplained. It records it. A compelling collection of firsthand accounts from people in the Mohawk Valley, documenting unexplained phenomena, eerie encounters, and events that challenge the boundaries of reality. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Mohawk Valley has a long and well-documented history shaped by its people, land, and events. Yet alongside that history exists another layer of stories-accounts that fall outside of ordinary explanation and have circulated quietly for generations.Witnessing the Weird in the Mohawk Valley brings together firsthand experiences from individuals who have encountered the unexplained throughout the region. These accounts include reports of unusual phenomena in the skies, unexplained presences in homes and historic locations, encounters with strange creatures, moments of missing time, and deeply personal experiences that challenge conventional understanding.Many of these stories were shared directly by those who lived them-people who, for years, chose to remain silent out of fear of dismissal or misunderstanding. This collection preserves their experiences as they were told, without forcing conclusions or offering definitive explanations. Set against the backdrop of a region rich in history, geology, and folklore, these accounts raise compelling questions about the nature of memory, environment, and perception. Whether viewed through the lens of science, psychology, or the unknown, the experiences documented here reflect a consistent theme: something unusual continues to occur in the Mohawk Valley.This book does not attempt to explain the unexplained. It records it.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Life does not fall apart all at once. It wears people down slowly.You're Not Alone was written for the moments most people do not talk about, the ones where stress builds, patience runs thin, and everything starts to feel harder than it should. It looks at the patterns behind everyday struggles, from anxiety and exhaustion to difficult relationships, mental overload, physical overload and the constant pressure of modern life. These are not isolated problems. They are connected, and they repeat more often than people realize.This book is about recognizing what is actually happening and learning to see it differently, so you can begin to fix what has been quietly tearing you down. Through lived experience, observation, and practical insight, it breaks down why certain situations keep repeating and how your responses to them shape the outcome. It addresses what happens when boundaries are ignored, when interactions drain more than they give, and when pushing harder only makes things worse.You're Not Alone is a direct and honest look at the way people live today, filled with moments that will feel familiar, uncomfortable, and real. It is about seeing clearly, making better choices, and taking back control of what affects your life, one decision at a time. This book helps you recognize what is wearing you down so you can begin to fix it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…