2 Books Like The Tragedy of True Crime

Mental health is a topic that remains front and center. Are you interested in a journey, which is a personal venture, through the mental health infrastructure that we have today? Psychiatric assessment including hospitalization is shared with the audience.

The memoir reflects the author as a bright student, attending and graduating from Harvard University. Her psychiatric assessment began when she was 13 years old. Tentative diagnosis of bipolar with resultant prescription of mood stabilizers, antidepressants, etc., was the modus operandi.

Ms. Delano was ascribed a number of diagnoses, i.e., depression, anxiety, eating disorder, borderline personality, and bipolar. She was aggressive with her own management and would stop all meds of her own volition. The results were “interesting” to say the least.

We are exposed to what it means to be ascribed a title of “mentally ill” and what does that encompass?   We are entitled to rethink how effective these meds… show more.

Are you “Ready for Takeoff-Wheels Up Time? You are about to go on a venture with a U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel. It is the 30,000-foot view! A 20-year career as a pilot in the U.S. Air Force.

What is very cool about the book is it draws analogies for the specific flying-related events to “leadership” skills in life. Inspiration is the word, theme!

The memoirs are notable, one after another. Dale provides just the right amount of aviation technical info to keep you “flying.” Personal leadership journeys worldwide are conveyed. A combination of mental and materialistic are words that capture the essence of the book.

The victories, the disappointments, excitement, and challenges are provided chapter after chapter. Dales’ wife Karin and their children, Daniel and Shelby, come along “for the ride.”

Highs and lows of military life, “the labyrinth of military life”, are pointed out throughout the book. The… show more.