Clothing Optional - Appleton, Julietta
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Oy veh! If this book chronicles Julietta's Appleton's first 50 years, one can only imagine the sequel! Julietta's mother died when she was nine. Her father, a blacklisted Hollywood screenwriter, sent his daughter to 17 different schools in the U.S. and Europe, including Catholic boarding schools. Julietta has lived in 36 different homes in 6 different countries, and developed a witty and keen sense of observation along the way. She survived her mother

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Oy veh! If this book chronicles Julietta's Appleton's first 50 years, one can only imagine the sequel! Julietta's mother died when she was nine. Her father, a blacklisted Hollywood screenwriter, sent his daughter to 17 different schools in the U.S. and Europe, including Catholic boarding schools. Julietta has lived in 36 different homes in 6 different countries, and developed a witty and keen sense of observation along the way. She survived her mother
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Julietta Appleton is the founder and former director of The Birth Cottage, the first freestanding birth center in Westchester County, New York. She co-founded the Hudson Valley Birth Network and one of Montreal's first rape crisis centers. Her writing credits include the books Clothing Optional and Journey to Parenthood, and she served as editor for Spinning Babies' Breech Birth Quick Guide and Spinning Babies' Quick Reference Booklet. In addition, Julietta has written columns for the Westchester County Record Review, Lewisboro Ledger, Westchester Magazine, and Fairfield Magazine and has translated the diaries of Frida Kahlo and writings of Cuban dissidents. Through her work as a childbirth educator and certified hypnotherapist, Julietta has helped people overcome their fears and limiting beliefs, guiding them to create positive change and achieve their goals. She lives in New York and continues to be a fierce midwifery advocate.