Sick: A Memoir – An Iranian-American Writer's Journey of Late-Stage Lyme Disease, Addiction, and Survival
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Sick: A Memoir – An Iranian-American Writer's Journey of Late-Stage Lyme Disease, Addiction, and Survival

by Porochista Khakpour

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In this candid memoir, Porochista Khakpour recounts her journey as an Iranian-American writer living with late-stage Lyme disease, addiction, and the struggle to survive. Combining personal reflection with an unflinching account of illness and recovery, Sick explores vulnerability, resilience, and the complicated path toward healing.

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Sick is a memoir by Iranian-American writer Porochista Khakpour.

The book explores her experience with late-stage Lyme disease and the profound effects of chronic illness.

It also addresses addiction, recovery, and the difficult process of surviving serious health challenges.

Personal, candid, and reflective, this memoir considers illness, identity, and resilience.

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