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 Brushed off by doctors upon doctors. Kicked out of psychiatric facilities. No diagnosis. How was a woman to heal?
 A family deals with a member who is on auto-destruct.
Libby Riconda grew up in a loving home. A Pastor’s daughter and home-schooled, with her two brothers, by her mother.  The delivery of a precious new life. An addition to the family. Yet something is not right. Not having the energy or feel the joy for this little bundle that was brought into this world.
 As a young boy, 13-year-old Robin, begins fighting an internal battle with himself and “others”. Many voices are bombarding him; Satan, his minions, and “Hugh”.
 A truly heartbreaking, honest story, that held me captive, about how living with a mother, with Borderline Personality Disorder, can make such a lifelong impact on a child growing up.
"The Flight of the Bumblebee: An Inspirational Tale of Hope and Repair", by Catherine Neish10/11/2017  This novella, “The Flight of the Bumblebee”, by Catherine Neish is a narrative story based on the author’s lived experience with a severe mental illness, Bipolar Disorder.
 Startling. Graphic. Emotional. Candid.
“Donovan” The Movie is based on the true story of Jason Bees’s lived experience with Bipolar Disorder. "Bipolar Disorder - My Biggest Competitor: An Olympian's Journey with Mental Illness" by Amy Gamble17/10/2017  Amy Gamble, the author, had it all; she worked for a large pharmaceutical company, had many friends, a loving supportive family, and was an Olympic basketball player.
 Although many books on Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) separately cover the topics of diagnostic tools, treatments, self-help, and memoirs, the author, Shirley J. Davis, provides not only her lived experiences with DID but her wide scope of knowledge on the topic.
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