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If You Wrote A Book,What Would You Call It?

Denv12Senior Contributor05 Sept 2019, 7:03 am AEST

If You Wrote A Book,What Would You Call It?

Here's something to think about.If you were to write a book on your experiences of your health issues,what would you call your book? What would you like people to know? What can you suggest to help others? What sort of things have you learnt that others can benefit from? What things have helped you that others can benefit from? What about sharing your humouress point of view about it?

I hope this post will inspire people to think about the idea of writing a book.

Thanks for stopping by.

Denv12.

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In response to: If You Wrote A Book,What Would You Call It?

Gazza75Senior Contributor07 Sept 2019, 11:02 am AEST

Re: If You Wrote A Book,What Would You Call It?

Hi @silverspoon, you have to go into one of the forums sub sections and press new discussion. It's not available from the main page.

Good luck

In response to: If You Wrote A Book,What Would You Call It?

Sweet_cheeksSenior Contributor15 Sept 2019, 2:00 am AEST

Re: If You Wrote A Book,What Would You Call It?

@Denv12 how much can a bipolar bear bare.

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