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River of time :

by Judd, Naomi
Additional authors: Wilkie, Marcia, -- author.
Edition statement:First edition. Published by : Center Street (New York) Physical details: xv, 300 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm ISBN:1455595748; 9781455595747.
Subject(s): Judd, Naomi | Singers -- United States -- Biography. | Country musicians -- United States -- Biography. | Depressed persons -- United States -- Biography. | Biography & Autobiography -- Personal Memoirs | Medical -- Mental Health. | Psychology -- Mental Health. | Psychology -- Psychopathology -- Depression. | Self-Help -- Mood Disorders -- Depression. | United States. | Autobiography | Memoirs. | Autobiographies. | Biographies.
Year: 2016
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700 - 799 782.421642092 Jud (Browse shelf) Available 115189

Includes index

Foreword / by Dr. Mona Lisa Schulz -- Shhh ... Don't tell a soul -- Leaving home -- Who turned off the spotlight? -- Potato salad on the hood of the car -- One pill makes you larger and one pill makes you small -- The future isn't what it used to be -- Do your genes fit? -- Paging Doctor Schulz -- The cuckoo's nest -- The trauma egg -- Reliving the past -- The last dirty secret -- On the good ship Lollipop -- May I borrow your hammer? -- When you live in a glass house -- Somewhere, upon some bright new dawn ... -- Radical acceptance -- What Michelangelo knew -- Every ending is a new beginning -- The toothpaste is out of the tube -- Postscript: Bridge? What bridge? -- A note from Dr. Jerrold Rosenbaum.

"The Grammy-winning superstar and best-selling author of All That Is Bitter and Sweet shares the story of her struggles with depression, PTSD and addiction, a journey that included extended hospital stays and moving lessons about how to find hope and help, "--NoveList.

She was a country music superstar facing nonstop success-- but offstage she struggled with harsh family secrets, absent emotional support, teenage motherhood, rape, and hepatitis. Here, Judd uncovers her struggles with depression, PTSD and addiction, a journey that included extended hospital stays and moving lessons about how to find hope and help. She has persevered-- and shares a message for anyone whose life has been scarred by trauma.

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