On the Outside Looking In is a compelling story of a twelve-year-old boy’s fight to overcome the madness in his mind. As the story unfolds you will find yourself engrossed in every aspect of the family’s life. You will cry along with the mother as she searches for a cure. You will endure the pain of frustration as you pray for the son to find his way. You will sympathize with the sister as she fights to find her own place. You will laugh, cry, give up and find hope just as they do. As they struggle through their lives so will you until finally, you will celebrate with them when they find their road to happiness.
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This book is a must buy! Very real and vulnerable!,
By Pat Kieth (Pharr, TX USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: On The Outside Looking In: One Mother's Journal of Her Family's Battle With a Mood Disorder (Paperback)
This book helped me understand my grand-daughter. The author opens up her life to the readers. She describes her mistakes, frustrations, good ideas and not so good ones. As you read you feel as though you are in the room with them. The words and descriptions are powerful and raw. Just when you don't think you can take another bad moment, the author offers up some humor. I loved the book, I couldn't put it down. It offers a different perspective from the usual medically based text. I highly recommend this book!
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You feel as if you're there,
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This review is from: On The Outside Looking In: One Mother's Journal of Her Family's Battle With a Mood Disorder (Paperback)
In this book, the author holds nothing back. You feel as if you are there with her, enduring sleepless nights and anxious days. When she throws in a little humor, you want to laugh in frustration through the tears with her. For anyone who has suffered this disease, has a child, relative, or friend suffering, I highly recommend this book. You understand her frustration, you understand her fiance's side, and you want to understand the poor child enduring the mental illness. Unlike most other books on this subject, she's not afraid of admitting she is afraid. She also offers some valuable resources to people suffering from mental illness. The book offers no answers (as none can be found anywhere), but a shoulder to lean on by knowing you are not the only one who is caught up in a whirlwind of a life.
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