"Weeks writes with a rare blend of honesty, courage, and compassion. In these pages, she gently reminds us that shame loses its power when brought into the light and that healing is possible because of the grace of Jesus. For anyone who has ever felt alone in their struggles or unsure of where they belong, this book will feel like a trusted friend sitting beside you, pointing you toward hope, wholeness, and deeper connection with God and others." --Ian Simkins, lead pastor of The Bridge Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee "Madison Grace Weeks is one of the most empathetic women I know, someone who deeply loves the Lord and meets women exactly where they are. She has met me with compassion, truth, and grace in tender places in my own life, and she does the same for readers in I Thought I Was the Only One. This book creates a safe, shame-free space for vulnerability, healing, and hope. Every woman who has ever felt misunderstood or alone will feel seen here." --Nicoletta Bradley, CEO of Noble Fitness Ministries, speaker, and podcast host "Weeks doesn't just teach and equip you, she sits with you in your hurt, your questions, your struggles.

She gently reminds you that you're not alone. Like a big sister who deeply knows Scripture and the heart of the Lord, she helps you process emotions you didn't even realize were there. You won't regret reading this book." --Grace Valentine, bestselling author, speaker, and podcast host of Water into Wine "The message of this book is life-giving, thought-provoking, and deeply encouraging. Weeks's words are an overflow of the most genuine faith I've seen--words that are going to guide the next generation to freedom and victory in Jesus. This is a book I wish I'd had when I was growing up!" --Nicole Renard Warren, content creator and Next Level Chef competitor.