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Dear Mom: The epistle from the pit
80 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1994
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May 26, 2013Interesting narrative the point of view of a man experiencing the effects of schizophrenia.
May 2, 2016
"You see, there is a spiritual dimension to mental illness the doctors never dreamed to exist."
The above quote from this book could not be more perfect as a summary. Adam endures a wild journey across the country and delves deep into an area of the schizophrenic perspective many never know of or understand. I must admit, I was disappointed when the book ended as it left so many questions unanswered and only gave a small glimpse into his life, but luckily, someone else felt the same way! Adam's sequel to this book, Shining On, is going to be my next read. This book left me craving more and I am thrilled that this is not where the journey ends.
The above quote from this book could not be more perfect as a summary. Adam endures a wild journey across the country and delves deep into an area of the schizophrenic perspective many never know of or understand. I must admit, I was disappointed when the book ended as it left so many questions unanswered and only gave a small glimpse into his life, but luckily, someone else felt the same way! Adam's sequel to this book, Shining On, is going to be my next read. This book left me craving more and I am thrilled that this is not where the journey ends.
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