On Borrowed Time Living with Narcolepsy, Anxiety, and Depression What if the greatest battle of your life was the one no one could see?

In On Borrowed Time, D.S. delivers a raw and deeply personal memoir about navigating life with narcolepsy, anxiety, and depression—three invisible conditions that can quietly consume the mind, body, and spirit.

From relentless exhaustion and unpredictable sleep episodes to intrusive thoughts, emotional instability, and the daily weight of mental fatigue, this book offers an unfiltered look into what it means to live in survival mode while trying to hold onto hope.

More than a story of struggle, On Borrowed Time is about resilience. It is about waking up every day to a body and mind that feel like they are working against you—and choosing to keep going anyway.

Inside this memoir, listeners will discover:

• The hidden realities of living with narcolepsy

• The mental toll of anxiety and depression

• Personal reflections on fear, isolation, and uncertainty

• Lessons in endurance, self-awareness, and recovery

• A message of hope for anyone facing invisible battles Whether you personally live with chronic illness or mental health challenges—or love someone who does—this book offers honesty, perspective, and a reminder that healing is rarely linear, but survival itself is a form of strength.

One day at a time. One step at a time. Still, keep going.