Do you want to know my secret journey with anxiety and how I became the published author of "You, Me, and Anxiety"?

<h2>In the book, <em><a href= "https://therobyngraham.com/youmeandanxiety/">You, Me, and Anxiety</a></em>, I am sharing my life-long journey with anxiety so that I can help young women and their families navigate life with anxiety and discover hope.</h2> <h3>Life with anxiety can be better</h3> Life with anxiety is going to get easier to navigate. Why? Because <a href="https://therobyngraham.com/youmeandanxiety/">You, Me, and Anxiety</a> is available to help teens and their parents navigate anxiety. In the book, I share my life-long journey with anxiety and offer the tools and tips that I wish I'd known earlier in my life. <p>I get real, and raw, and tell the not so pretty experiences of my life with anxiety while helping you understand anxiety, recognize triggers for anxiety, and the steps you can take to navigate your life with anxiety.</p> <h3>Today is a new day in my life with anxiety</h3> <p>On March 3rd, 2021 I signed a contract with Highlander Press. I knew I was being called to write a book and share my life-long journey with anxiety, but I had been dragging my feet. I wasn't sure where to begin, other than to write, and I was afraid.</p> <p>By chance, I met Debby Kevin, owner of Highlander Press, a hybrid publishing company. She thought we were having a coffee chat to get to know each other. I was having a coffee chat to seek information about her publishing company.</p> <p>When I told Debby about my book idea, she loved it, as she too has had family experience with anxiety and immediately recognized the value my book could provide.</p> <p>Soon after our conversation, I signed the contract, and intentional work began.</p> <h3>The story that became more</h3> <p>Shortly after signing the contract, Debby read the first draft of the book. This was in April of 2021.</p> <p>When I submitted the first draft I was scared and felt very vulnerable. When I received the first round of edits, I was pleased that Debby, as the editor and publisher, liked my writing but then panic set in. She requested that I expand on