New Book Release, "After Her Brain Broke: Helping My Daughter Recover Her Sanity" Gathering Praise. Author to Appear on Internet TV

(PRWEB) March 21, 2010 Released earlier this month, After Her Brain Broke: Helping My Daughter Recover Her Sanity by Susan Inman is quickly gaining pra

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Released earlier this month, After Her Brain Broke: Helping My Daughter Recover Her Sanity by Susan Inman is quickly gaining praise from reviewers and interest from the media and those involved with serious mental illness.

On Wednesday March 23 at 3:00 PM Central Time, the author will be appearing on HealthyplaceTV to discuss her book.

Ms Bob Etier in her review on Blog Critics said "After Her Brain Broke should be required reading for the mental health field or Psychology 101 students".

Political commentator, Raif Mair, wrote in "It's a book I urge you to read" in The Tyee

Susan Inman's daughter had one of the most severe cases of schizoaffective disorder that psychiatrists in Vancouver had ever seen. After a two year psychotic episode, she had a grim prognosis. Some psychiatrists predicted she would have to be institutionalized for life.

Fortunately, Susan's ability to take unpaid leaves of absence and to teach part time enabled her to assume responsibility for her daughter's recovery. Eventually, a new medication strategy freed her daughter, Molly, from a psychosis that she described as a living hell.

Susan said that "I could not find the stories from other parents that would likely have provided some comfort when I was the most overwhelmed. In my memoir, I share the complicated story of helping my daughter get her life back in the hope that it will help others in a similar situation and give them some comfort."

No parent ever wants to see their child develop a chronic medical disability. But, when it is one that is so misunderstood by society as is schizophrenia and the other serious mental illnesses like bipolar disorder or schizoaffective disorder, it is even more traumatic. Imagine how any parent would feel if faced with this situation described in the book:

" We are driving down Main Street to the grocery store when Molly's attention is caught by a

homeless man in the corner of the parking lot who's rearranging the clutter in his shopping cart.

'Will I be getting a shopping cart?'

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Can anyone tell me if Katie Price is going to release a new book after Sapphire?

I ve read all of her fictional books and have recently finished with Sapphire. I thouroughly enjoyed reading them and am wondering if anyone knows if she ll release another and when? X

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Katie Price has a book called "Lost in LA" due out in July 2010.

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Price: 14.99 Publisher: Century ISBN-13: 9781846054846 ISBN-10: 1846054842 Format: Hardback (Other editions) Total pages: 304 p. Page Size: 23 cm Pub Date: 22 July 2010 Availability: Pre-publication Pub. Country:EnglandPub. Place:LondonGenre:AFHBIC Subjects: Modern & Contemporary Fiction (post c 1945) ,

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What do you think of the new book releases in Lisi Harrisons The Clique series?

I personally like the first few books but after that they have become kind of bland. I think its because she was intending to end it at Bratfest at Tiffanys but there were millions of fans who wanted her to continue the series. :)

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hey! in my opinion, the l8r boox are betr than the first ones, but there s still lots of drama... but i still like the series! it keeps me entertained :)

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Did women generally become happier after Betty Friedan released her book "The Feminine Mystique"?

I am reading this book now and, as a new mother and wife, I relate to about 50% of the content. I know that this is a book written at a different time and generation, so I won t relate all that much... but my question is about the following generation... Did they feel relieved after reading it? Did they leave their husbands/families to become a "happier person"?

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I think firstly you need to stop making it seem as though women left their homes because Frieda said so..just to be happy.That makes your question sound very absurd. Women loved their homes...THEY HAD TO LEAVE.

As you said it was written in a different time. Women do leave their husbands now don t they? after all why should she stay in an unhappy, and abusive marriage? Back then women stayed in bad marriages and many were killed and beaten. They did not have any options. It was only 30 40 years ago.Laws were changed, and judges, lawyers, social services had to take the laws seriously.It wasn t a book that caused women to leave their homes, or what made it possible.

I don t think women are treated that much better in a marriage today, Socially women are most certainly treated worse than before, and young women are given far less respect.