My name is Madison Esther Panti and it’s an honor and a privilege to dive into writing both non-fiction and fiction books. In my non-fiction book, I emphasize the unknown as we go about daily activities of living. Our brains physically change when we experience positive or negative emotions. This can play a significant role in how well we manage pain, especially on a day-to-day basis. Negative tho
ughts come up naturally in times of stress, and chronic pain can be very stressful. One thing that motivated me the most was the private moments I shared with God and the positive attitude I mastered even through the most difficult months of hopelessness. My successful gratitude journal was writing the experience down, which became the birth of “The Unmerciful Pain” book. It had to be God holding my hand to write because I always questioned myself how I could focus on writing while I lay on the floor in such excruciating pain. The challenges were real as simple daily activities had become the most difficult tasks to handle but, I was determined not to allow the chronicling pain take control of me, but rather I found strength in God day by day leaning on His words. I hope this book encourages everyone out there experiencing any type of life’s challenges.
