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Cheryl Strayed's journey in "Wild" charts her path from a tumultuous period marked by personal struggles to a transformative adventure along the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). Initially grappling with a series of adversities, including a troubled mental state, financial difficulties, and a history of drug addiction and problematic relationships, Strayed sought solace in a solo hike.

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Wild, by Cheryl Strayed

Effects

People around her

Big insperation to her husband and kids

Huge inspiration for people who read the book and an inspiration for me specifically. Seeing how she pulled herself out of the whole and made something out of nothing blew me away.

On the body

It was very strenuous on the body

But more importantly it strained the mind most. When your brain tells you too quit and you don't your training your brain your way.

On the mind

Improved the mind substantually

Able to think clear, no anger issues, thought about her life, and how blessed she is

Doesn't want to go back how she was ever

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Positves

Mental state

Great and positive mental state + health

Marragie

Happily married a busniess man

Had 2 kids of her own

Wrote a book of the adventure

People

Met lots of people

Both good and bad people (mostly good)

Got knowledge from different people who hiked before, so Cheryl took the time to listen and get better

Trail

Got to hike the entire PCT by herself without any help for herself

Met lots of new people and got new skills as time went by

Met her husband the day it was over

Adversity

Mental state (early in book)

Bad mental state

Thought everything was crashing down on her

Men

Men always played her

She didnt care anymore, and had intercourse with whoever she felt like

Didn't trust guys for the majority of the time because of her father walking out