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Hidden Struggles
Hidden Struggles among people with disabilities
Author: Coach Owidi
Narrator: AI Voice
Abridged: 3 hr 10 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Coach Owidi
Published: 10/02/2026
Categories: Nonfiction, Education, Counseling, Religion, Christian Living, Spiritual Warfare, Christian Ministry
Synopsis
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
HIDDEN STRUGGLES Hidden Struggles Among People with Disabilities Behind many disabilities are stories the world never hears—stories of rejection, abuse, loneliness, discrimination, resilience, faith, and extraordinary courage. The Hidden Struggles is a deeply personal and compassionate journey inspired by the life of the author's late cousin, Bernard Owuor, and the stories of people living with disabilities, including Lydia, whose experiences reveal the pain that often remains unseen. Through Bernard's life and death, Lydia's testimony, biblical reflection, and personal experiences, this book challenges society to look beyond disability and see the person, the dignity, the gifts, and the God-given purpose within every individual. It is a call to families, churches, communities, leaders, and individuals to stop looking away—to confront abuse, prejudice, neglect, and silence, and to become voices for those who are too often unheard. This is not merely a book about disability. It is a call to compassion, dignity, justice, advocacy, faith, and action. If you have ever felt unseen, unheard, rejected, or forgotten, these pages carry a message for you: Your life has value. Your story matters. Your voice deserves to be heard.
HIDDEN STRUGGLES Hidden Struggles Among People with Disabilities Behind many disabilities are stories the world never hears—stories of rejection, abuse, loneliness, discrimination, resilience, faith, and extraordinary courage. The Hidden Struggles is a deeply personal and compassionate journey inspired by the life of the author's late cousin, Bernard Owuor, and the stories of people living with disabilities, including Lydia, whose experiences reveal the pain that often remains unseen. Through Bernard's life and death, Lydia's testimony, biblical reflection, and personal experiences, this book challenges society to look beyond disability and see the person, the dignity, the gifts, and the God-given purpose within every individual. It is a call to families, churches, communities, leaders, and individuals to stop looking away—to confront abuse, prejudice, neglect, and silence, and to become voices for those who are too often unheard. This is not merely a book about disability. It is a call to compassion, dignity, justice, advocacy, faith, and action. If you have ever felt unseen, unheard, rejected, or forgotten, these pages carry a message for you: Your life has value. Your story matters. Your voice deserves to be heard.