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Why Am I Hurting?

Listening to the Pain in Your Body, Your Relationships, and Your Life

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Why Am I Hurting?

By: Sheronne Avier Burke
Narrated by: Mary T. Sala
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What if your pain isn’t just something to endure—but something to understand?

Pain has a way of demanding our attention. It can appear in our bodies, our relationships, our careers, our dreams, and the unexpected circumstances of life. We often ask, “Why am I hurting?” Yet what if pain is more than suffering? What if it is also a messenger?

In WHY AM I HURTING?, Sheronne Avier Burke shares her extraordinary journey through a diagnosis of multiple myeloma, a stem cell transplant, months of hospitalization, and a remarkable recovery. With honesty, compassion, and hope, she invites listeners into one of the darkest seasons of her life while revealing the lessons that emerged from it.

This is more than a memoir. It is an invitation to listen differently—to recognize that pain can reveal what needs attention, inspire healing, strengthen resilience, and deepen purpose.

Whether you are facing physical illness, emotional wounds, broken relationships, grief, career setbacks, or simply wondering why life has become so difficult, this book offers encouragement, practical reflection, and a reminder that your pain does not have to define your future.

©2026 Sheronne Burke (P)2026 Sheronne Burke
Pain Management Personal Development Personal Success Physical Illness & Disease
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