Howard Publication announced the upcoming release of 'My Invisible Battle with Multiple Sclerosis (MS),' a memoir by Shruti Ghate that chronicles the emotional and physical journey of living with an often invisible chronic illness. The book, scheduled for publication on September 2, 2025, offers readers an unfiltered look at the realities of MS, from wheelchair transitions to navigating pain and social misunderstandings.
The memoir reveals how MS affected the author's independence, dignity, and mobility, documenting her travels for treatment and the struggles experienced behind closed doors. Ghate's narrative emphasizes how she turned fear into faith and despair into determination, finding strength in quiet moments and through the support of family and motherhood. The book serves as a testament to human endurance and the unspoken strength required to maintain daily life with a chronic condition.
This publication matters because it gives voice to millions who suffer from invisible illnesses, challenging the misconception that what cannot be seen is not real. Ghate's message that 'invisible does not mean imaginary, and broken does not mean defeated' addresses the social isolation and misunderstanding often faced by those with chronic conditions. The memoir provides both comfort and courage to readers, whether they live with illness themselves or support someone who does.
The implications of this book extend beyond personal inspiration to broader societal awareness about chronic illness. By sharing detailed experiences of treatment journeys and daily challenges, 'My Invisible Battle' could foster greater empathy and understanding in workplaces, healthcare settings, and social environments. The book is available for pre-order in paperback and Kindle formats through Amazon with ISBN-13 979-8263576097. As memoirs about health experiences continue to gain readership, this contribution adds to important conversations about disability, resilience, and the human capacity to adapt to life-altering circumstances.
