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75 pages into Clyde's book I've got it riddled with quotations and notes in red ink to try and give others a speck of insight into the book. This is proving difficult as well, there is too much good stuff to pick from and I do not want to spoil the book for anyone. The book is proactive enough itself and I love it.

This book is almost like an overdose for me because I feel it, it's almost primal. A knock to my senses finding someone who thinks similarly to me about the subject at hand. My attraction to the book is causing me to dose it out for my own good. Call it titration.... I need the right dose!

Honestly I'm struggling with reading the book for the simplistic reason that I'm emotionally attached to the author & book. Its become personal for me from the moment I found Clyde Dee's book. His writing reflects my own views of the mental health/criminal justice system. I like Clyde would like to a cataclysm wave wash over the system, cleaning it back to its roots and recreating a healthier system for ALL in need!

Honestly I'm struggling with reading the book for the simplistic reason that I'm emotionally attached to the author & book. Its become personal for me from the moment I found Clyde Dee's book. His writing reflects my own views of the mental health/criminal justice system. I like Clyde would like to a cataclysm wave wash over the system, cleaning it back to its roots and recreating a healthier system for ALL in need!

So I'm only five chapters into the book and I feel like I'm having a personal conversation with the author. I like how he sees the light in people when others dismiss them, simply because their not seeing the totality of the spectrum of light!