Overview

""First it is sadness, then it becomes silence. Then, madness doesn't arrive like thunder-it seeps in, like a fog that nobody notices until the road is lost."" What drives a human being to the brink? Is it a moment, or a million unnoticed ones? We often romanticize madness in literature-as poetic, as genius, as cursed. But in the real world, it's messier. It's a mother screaming in an empty home. It's a businessman rocking in a corner. It's a lover laughing at walls. It's your neighbor, your friend, maybe you-one incident away from breaking. This book offers windows into the lives of people who were pushed past the edge. Some were betrayed. Some were framed. Some loved too hard. Some were simply too good for this cruel system. And each of them eventually shattered. But this book is not just about their fall-it's about the message in the wreckage. The lessons that echo after the collapse. It is a call for empathy, for reform, for mental health care, for family, for compassion. If you finish this book and walk away unchanged, read it again. Not for the drama, but for the truth. Because somewhere out there, or maybe right next to you, someone is quietly losing their mind-and you might be the last hand that can hold them.

Full Product Details

9798281367967

Table of Contents

Reviews

Author Information

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available