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"Some stories are not meant to be told-yet they demand to be heard." They were wives, mothers, daughters, and dreamers. Women who loved deeply, endured quietly, and carried burdens no one ever saw. Society remembered them only for the roles they played-but forgot the women they truly were. The Women I Almost Forgot brings their voices back to life through raw, moving stories that reveal their struggles, sacrifices, and silent battles. Each chapter peels away the masks they were forced to wear, uncovering truths that will make you question everything you thought you knew about marriage, love, and womanhood. This book is not just about them—it's about all of us. About every woman who has been overlooked, silenced, or left behind. And about the power of remembering, even when the world tries to forget.