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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An Iranian-American writer's unflinching account of battling late-stage Lyme disease, addiction, and the long road toward survival and self-understanding.

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Sick chronicles the author's experience living with late-stage Lyme disease and the challenges of diagnosis and treatment.

The narrative explores the intersection of physical illness, addiction, and the search for recovery.

Khakpour reflects on identity, survival, and the difficulties of navigating the healthcare system.

The memoir offers insight into the realities of chronic illness from a personal perspective.

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