"Eyes Can't See" isn't just a book; it feels more like sitting down for a heart-to-heart with an old friend who's about to share their most intimate secrets. It's a deep dive into the often-overlooked world of hidden disabilities, told with the kind of honesty and warmth that makes you feel like you're part of the story.

For years, we've only heard half the story about disabilities—the part that's easy to see. But this book throws open the curtains on the other half, the silent struggles that don't always get the spotlight.

The author's own story is at the center of it all. It's a tale that stretches over forty years, filled with the kind of ups and downs that make you nod in recognition.

They didn't always have the answers, but who does? Their journey of facing and embracing hidden challenges is relatable—it's about finding your voice, even if it takes a while. But the book goes beyond just one person's experience.

It's a collection of voices, each sharing their truth about living with an unseen disability, like a mosaic, with each piece telling a part of a larger story, and every story is told with raw, unfiltered emotion. .