SYDNEY - AussieJournal -- Nin Mok, a debut Australian author, is on a mission to make invisible disability visible. Her journey began when she unexpectedly lost her hearing and balance. With honesty and humour, she shares her abrupt transition from working as a Project Management executive at a large international organisation to being housebound, navigating loss, grief, and medical trauma.

Suddenly Silent and Still delivers a powerful community message, advocating for inclusivity and compassion for those with invisible disabilities or illnesses. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), 3.96 million Australians are currently living with an invisible disability, making Suddenly Silent and Still a must-read for everyone—whether you are living with an invisible disability or know someone who is.

One reader said it best:
"After reading this book, you will think twice about judging the person who moves too slowly in front of you or expressing your impatience towards one who appears not to hear you."

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While Suddenly Silent and Still delivers essential community messages, it also offers invaluable insights on how to navigate loss, grief, and disability. Nin's story is a beacon of hope and inspiration, helping readers through the grief gauntlet, and emerging on the other side transformed and victorious.

With multiple five-star editorial reviews, Suddenly Silent and Still has earned the use of Reader's Favorite quality seal of approval. Here's what readers are saying:

★★★★★
"Candid and captivating. The author writes brilliantly and compellingly. This book will change a reader's perspective on the meaning of life." — Maria Victoria Beltran

★★★★★
"I found the messaging to be consistently and universally relatable. A beautiful read for those who feel adrift. Very highly recommended." — Asher Syed

★★★★★
"This thoughtful and deeply felt memoir is essential for anyone who has experienced grief, disability, or chronic illness. It inspires hope." — Emma Megan

About the Author:

Nin is a mum of two rambunctious kids, Miss Six and Master Eight. She loves to create, turning seeds into gardens, words into stories, and ingredients into cuisine. Prior to her illness, she served as a Project Management executive. Nin never dreamt of being a writer until fate gave her a compelling story worth telling. She transformed her challenges into a story of hope and resilience through the power of perspective.

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Book Details:

• Title: Suddenly Silent and Still: Finding Joy and Meaning Through Illness
• Author: Nin Mok
• Release Date: January 15, 2025
• Available at: Amazon and all major online retail stores
• ISBN: 9798227221148 (paperback), 9798227044792 (e-book)
• Publisher: Uplit Press

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Website: https://www.suddenlysilentandstill.com/