"I was ten years old the first time someone told me I thought too much."

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Growing up in a small Guyanese town, Vanessa Ramson seemed to have everything she was supposed to want: a loving family, good grades, and a dream of becoming a doctor.

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But beneath the smiles, achievements, and expectations, she carried something she could not explain.

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A weight.

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A sadness.

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A heaviness that followed her everywhere.

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In this deeply personal memoir, Vanessa shares her journey through depression, anxiety, family expectations, medical school, and the long road toward understanding herself. From childhood Christmas mornings filled with pepperpot and laughter to lonely nights in hospital call rooms after losing patients, she reveals the hidden battles that many people fight in silence.

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Set against the rich backdrop of Guyanese culture, family traditions, and the sacrifices of generations before her, The Girl Who Thought Too Much is a story of resilience, identity, and hope. It is a story about surviving when life feels unbearable, finding light in unexpected places, and learning that vulnerability is not weakness.

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Honest, heartfelt, and unflinchingly raw, this memoir is for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed, misunderstood, or alone.

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Because sometimes the strongest people are the ones carrying the heaviest burdens.

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And sometimes telling the truth is the first step toward healing.

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The Girl Who Thought Too Much: A Memoir

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