[i]It’s Not Your Journey not only recounts Rebecca’s struggle with bipolar disorder, agoraphobia, loss, grief, anxiety, PTSD, and self-injury, but it sheds light on how she survives a suicide attempt. Anyone that experiences symptoms of depression can read this book and know that they are not alone. If you hope to better understand what the afflicted deal with on a day to day basis, you must purchase Rebecca’s memoir.[/i]

Rebecca Lombardo is not just a mental health advocate, but she is now an author whose print memoir instantly shot to #1 in newly released books about bipolar disorder on Amazon. “It’s Not Your Journey”, is more than a book, it is a heart-breaking true story. You will want to read this from cover to cover as the author offers raw, honest accounts of her darkest days, including details of her suicide attempt and a long struggle with self-injury. This book isn’t all darkness and gloom. You will applaud as the author regains her voice and begins to show others how they can as well.

Rebecca insists, “Now that I am on this path, I might as well try to help someone”. Whether it’s helping that someone detail their goals, and find their passion to live a healthier, happier life, or educating the people in that person’s support system, understanding what someone is going through is the first step to acceptance.

“It’s Not Your Journey” will show you how a person can cope with severe levels of depression, and how they can prepare their mind and body to be healthier. This goes for any religion, sex or race. This inspirational book has been published in the United States and is currently distributed in the United States, Canada, India, Spain, the United Kingdom, Australia, and more.

[b]About the Author: At 42 years of age and happily married for 14 years, Rebecca can finally say that she is on her way to reaching her dream. Not only does she hope to help people that are struggling with depression, she hopes to help them realize that you are never too old to find your voice, and make your dream a reality.[/b]

For more information about It’s Not Your Journey, please visit: www.RebeccaLombardo.com. You can also email the author at [email protected] and/or the publisher at [email protected].