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This book shows two sides of a mental breakdown. The first described by Laurie as she experienced it when she was 18. The other described by her mother Carol as she tried to understand and find help for Laurie. A person having a breakdown loses their normal perception of reality and finds it difficult to make appropriate choices. They need someone to guide them towards help and show them love and acceptance while they struggle to once again find their true self. Don't give up-there is a right kind of help somewhere. Mental illness is not a death sentence. Greater awareness and education have…mehr

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This book shows two sides of a mental breakdown. The first described by Laurie as she experienced it when she was 18. The other described by her mother Carol as she tried to understand and find help for Laurie. A person having a breakdown loses their normal perception of reality and finds it difficult to make appropriate choices. They need someone to guide them towards help and show them love and acceptance while they struggle to once again find their true self. Don't give up-there is a right kind of help somewhere. Mental illness is not a death sentence. Greater awareness and education have brought about successful treatments for many. The closet doors are opening. More help and greater compassion are erasing the stigma, which has for so many years haunted persons going through this illness. This is why we have written this book.
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Autorenporträt
Carol: We have three children, five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. In 1997, I wrote songs for a children's safety CD and won fourth place in the John Lennon competition. My book Verses from a Garden and Other Nature. Things was published in 2005. My writings have been published in local magazines.Laurie: I live on a small ranch with my horses, two dogs, and cats. I completed my associate's degree and work with children with special needs at a school for American Indians and drive the school bus. I love to spend time with family and friends and enjoy nature every day.