Howard Publication has announced the upcoming release of My Invisible Battle, a memoir by Shruti Ghate that provides an intimate look at living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). The book, set to be published on September 2, 2025, chronicles the author's journey from sudden physical decline to finding strength and purpose in the face of a chronic illness.
The memoir details Ghate's experience with MS, a disease that often manifests in ways not immediately visible to others. The narrative covers her transition to using a wheelchair, the constant battle with pain and fatigue, and the social misunderstandings that arise from having an invisible illness. According to the author, the book aims to turn fear into faith and despair into determination, offering a message of empowerment to readers.
Ghate emphasizes that 'invisible does not mean imaginary,' and her story is intended to validate the struggles of millions who live with unseen conditions. The book also highlights the role of family, motherhood, and self-belief in navigating the challenges of MS, including travels for treatment and the private struggles that often go unnoticed.
The memoir is categorized under memoir, health, and inspirational genres, and is available in paperback and Kindle formats. The publisher notes that the book serves as a testament to human endurance and the strength required to continue despite overwhelming odds. Readers living with chronic illness or supporting someone who is may find comfort, courage, and connection in Ghate's story.
My Invisible Battle is available for purchase on Amazon. For media inquiries, review copies, or speaking engagements, contact Howard Publication.
