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Title	:	Purpose for the Pain
Author	:	Renee Yohe
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 397 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2008 by Bonded Books (first published 2008)
Categories	:	Health. Mental Health. Nonfiction. Autobiography. Memoir. Mental Illness

Purpose for the Pain

Renee Yohe

Paperback | Pages: 397 pages

Rating: 4.24 | 486 Users | 41 Reviews

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Purpose for the Pain is the inspiring story of a young woman's battles through addiction, depression and self-mutilation. In heartbreaking detail and poetic outpourings, Renee Yohe (the inspiration behind the non-profit movement, To Write Love On Her Arms) chronicles her journey from self destruction to new life. Over four years of journal entries, she takes readers through her deepest moments of despair to the hope on the other end. Renee's story is a light of possibility to anyone who feels trapped by darkness.

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Original Title:	Purpose for the Pain
ISBN:	0615223184 (ISBN13: 9780615223186)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.purposeforthepain.com

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Ratings: 4.24 From 486 Users | 41 Reviews

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I got this book and could not finish it. I ordered it off twloha.com for about twenty dollars which is kind of expensive for a book, especially since i didn't like it. I am a big follower of TWLOHA and cutting/depression, etc, So i thought i would love this book. It's written as a journal from Renne Yohe, and the text is her handwriting. I had trouble reading her hand writing sometimes, so that might be why i got lost immidiatly and couldn't finish it. I'm going to try this book again because it

Renee is a true inspiration and testament of faith. This is such an honest and powerful book that takes you into her struggle and her healing. It was so brave of her to share her personal experiences as candid as they come, through her own journal entries. None of her pain is hidden, and none of her joy, either. Not for the faint of heart, but absolutely incredible.

While this book is somewhat difficult to read in some cases because of it being photocopies of the handwritten diaries of Renee Yohe, it is an amazing look into this woman's mind and a glimpse at her creative talents even when she was struggling most. You can read the story of To Write Love On Her Arms on their website a hundred times, but nothing compares to reading Renee's journey from her own perspective. Great book!

This is a story of the struggle that Renee Yohe went through. I like many others, I found myself rereading things over and over again. But as it went on, I got used to the handwriting. I wouldn't dock this book on keeping it in her original handwriting. In fact, I think it adds to the story. Not only did we get to read Yohe's struggles, we got to see it too; the raw emotion comes through those private handwritten journals.I was okay with things being blacked out. I'm assuming they were names of

All i can say is that this book is like my bible. Has helped me through so much and given me hope when i thought it wasn't possible.

Because things get tricky when memoirs or journals are involved, I want to be very clear here: my rating for this book has absolutely nothing to do with the amazing Renee Yohe, herself.I'm not going to lie, this book was disappointing to me. But maybe I just had too high of expectations. To start, the overt religious references took me off guard. I don't have a problem with them, it just wasn't something apparent from listening to Renee speak or from any of the summaries I read prior to

Truth. Brutal truth that I, myself, have known quite intimately. Renee unlocks the doors into her brain and her soul for people to see. For many, it will make no sense. For me, the reminder of beauty in the belly of the beast has touched my heart.