In front of a mirror, naked and weighing barely 32 kilos, Rosangelica Medina Barroeta had one of the most powerful revelations of her life: she could no longer run from herself. In that moment—raw, silent, and exposed—she saw God. And it was there, in the very place where she had shattered a thousand times, that her healing began. Rosangelica Medina Barroeta’s Brave Journey Toward the Light Today, Rosangelica has not only recovered her body: she has been reborn. Her story isn’t just about a battle with anorexia. It’s a message of transformation, faith, and purpose. A testimony for every woman who has ever felt not enough, for every teenager who has The Pain That Doesn’t Show, but Screams in Silence suffered under the pressure of beauty ideals, and for every soul longing to reconnect with its essence. Anorexia doesn’t arrive like a storm—it comes as a whisper, convincing you that you’re worth more the less space you occupy. That voice, fed by trauma, external demands, and deep inner disconnection, becomes a prison. Rosangelica lived that hell. Outwardly strong, beautiful, and smiling… while crumbling inside. Beyond the Mirror While many seek healing through the body or the mind, Rosangelica understood that only a deep spiritual connection could sustain her transformation. Her encounter with God in front of the mirror wasn’t mystical—it was visceral. It was real. Spirituality as a Bridge to Recovery That was the starting point for ceasing to punish her body and beginning to honor it as the temple of her soul. Her words in Beyond the Mirror aren’t just memories. They are soul-deep confessions— fragments of truth many women keep hidden out of fear, shame, or guilt.
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She didn’t just overcome the illness. She chose herself. She rebuilt. And now, from that place of wholeness, she guides others. A Book That Transforms, Not Just Inspires Beyond the Mirror is not a book to read with your head— it’s one to feel in your gut.
It’s a conversation between broken women and those being reborn. A faith-based guide for those who have felt their bodies are the enemy. A love letter written from the scar, not the wound. Each page invites readers to look inward.
To face the mirror and see beyond skin, weight, and image. To remember that our purpose does not depend on how we look, but on how deeply we love ourselves.
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