"The personal is political, and in Young, Sick, and Invisible , Ania Bula drills down into both. Whether she's writing about medical neglect, victim-blaming, invisibility, or woo and snake-oil medicine, she tells her story with intensity, precision, and a clarity that resonates. If you want better understanding and greater compassion for people dealing with disabilities, I urge you to read ... Read moreit." Greta Christina, author, The Way of the Heathen: Practicing Atheism in Everyday "Living with illness and disability can be an isolating experience. With her engaging, relatable writing Bula offers a kinship for those who are searching. This is an important read." Kaleigh Trace, author, Hot, Wet, and Shaking: How I Learned to Talk About Sex " Young, Sick, and Invisible is an insightful look at one woman's journey as she navigates the medical system, the expectations of others, and her own place in the world. This book is hard to put down!" Angie Jackson, blogger Show Less