I.P. Address - Journey of the Mind (I.P. Address (Inspirational Path) Book 2)

An individual’s perceptions of life may also be their reality, or so I have been told. Society has forced me to look deep inside myself and how I think on a daily basis. In my first I.P. Address (Inspirational Path Address) book I told the story of “Maurice/Reese,” because I was not ready to face what happened to me years ago. It was easy to remove myself emotionally and mentally, or so I thought, from the pain associated with the attack. I was forced to come to terms with what happened because I have RSD/CRPS. RSD/CRPS is a nerve disease to put it short. This nerve disease forced me to look at every part of my life in a different way. I had to look at how I truly felt about things I experienced day to day, people I met, along with becoming more vocal, writing, about what it was I was experiencing or going through.