Zohar, a 35 year old lady now, when was young; lost her everything in one tragic incident, and was left to face the nightmare loneliness. This is the story of a Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PSTD) survivor, who transcends for post traumatic growth through the medicine of love.

How often does one remind oneself that, one is loved? Of the elements that contribute to the practice of an unwholesome living, the feeling of not being loved is the one. Knowing and believing that you are loved is the foundation of mind, body and spirit, wellness.

When one realizes that they are being truly valued and loved, it becomes their existential truth.

Quotes from Fall of Autumn

“Present- a profound moment experienced here and now but by reliving the past and by accepting that yesterday is but today's memory, tomorrow is today's dream.”

— Sonia Mukhtar Hope Life

“Now, let’s speak it out loud or whisper it to yourself but do say, I am loved, I have always been loved and I will always be loved.”

— Sonia Mukhtar Love

“Each and every one has the predisposition to believe in Murphy’s Law: that everything we do will turn out wrong.”

— Sonia Mukhtar Hope Truth

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★★★★★ By Cessian PU 02 February, 2017

this story just does not reflect a specific form of PTSD but also a struggle if u lost anything . even losing a part of oneself can trigger someone on the journey of growth. and that journey is explained fully and beautifully
kudos to the author @sonia mukhtar

★★★★★ By S M 01 February, 2017

The struggle of a PTSD survivor is very hard to understand and even harder to write about. This story is written beautifully and depicted the true reality and pain of survivor and their loved ones challenging struggles is portrayed in a very effective manner.

★★★★★ By Shamim Mukhtar 11 January, 2017

Excellent piece of writing, must read book.

★★★★★ By Surbhi Jalan 10 January, 2017