Diagnosis: Psychosis

This is the true story of an ordinary young woman in her early twenties, who experienced psychosis naturally due to the stress of over-working, as well as a delayed reaction to having been in Manhattan on 9/11. It details what psychosis feels like and how the experience affected Olivia long-term. It is an uplifting read showing how, after a few years of illness, and with an altered approach to life, Olivia is now back to being the happy and enthusiastic person she always was. With the realisation that true success is being happy and healthy, Olivia strongly demonstrates how a weakness is actually a hidden strength. Her message is powerful where it claims that society is marginalising valuable people like her, simply because they have experienced an illness that the majority of society is ignorant about.