For more than three decades, she lived under the crushing weight of manipulation, gaslighting, and control-abuse so invisible that even those closest to her couldn't see it. Her parents dictated her thoughts, her choices, and her very identity, leaving her trapped in a cycle of fear, confusion, and despair. In this raw and powerful memoir, she shares her journey through the darkest valleys: multiple suicide attempts, countless battles for independence, and the devastating disbelief of those who couldn't comprehend her pain. Yet her story doesn't end there. Against all odds, she discovered the strength to break free, the courage to rebuild her life, and the faith to embrace a new family and future filled with hope. You Believe Me? is more than a story of survival-it's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. For anyone who has endured abuse that leaves no visible scars, this book is a reminder that healing is possible, freedom is worth fighting for, and hope can rise from even the deepest wounds.