The author decided to write Trapped in My Mind for herself and for others who have experienced disturbing moments in their lives. She underwent the most unpredictable and painful episode that a human being can go through. She hopes that sharing this experience with you will teach you and herself how to make a difference in the way people interact with one another - that together we will learn how to love and be compassionate and caring. However, she fears that all is gone now. What you are going to listen to is not a work of fiction, nor is it a love story. It's as real as the sky.

In Trapped in My Mind, the author shares a very dramatic episode that recently happened to her. It is a treatise to society - that we must open our eyes and listen to the illness that might be lurking within and might hit us badly. If, through sharing, she can change how people perceive or judge just one person experiencing what she went through, she will have achieved her goal. This is why she is sharing her own story, sharing her mind. The events that transpire in Trapped in My Mind are real and have affected many lives, mostly the author's.

When you see someone, anyone, wandering while talking to himself or herself, what do you think? What comes to your mind? Probably nothing. Or perhaps you just stare at the person. Maybe you even make fun of the person or just ignore the situation entirely. In truth, it's a question that probably most of us don't know how to answer. When you have finished listening to Trapped in My Mind, you will probably, the author hopes, be able to better comprehend and learn how to react in any specific situation you might be involved in or witness along your path in life.

We know so little about our minds and brains. But the author of Trapped in My Mind does know that the mind has a limit - that it can't take too much and continue to handle the situations we deal with on a daily basis. There are multiple ways to cope in life.