Surviving A Sibling’s Schizophrenia (2nd Edition)
by Martha Graham-Waldon (Author)
Nothing Like Normal is a tender coming of age story about growing up with an older sister who developed schizophrenia at the tender age of 15.
In this deeply moving memoir, Martha Graham-Waldon chronicles her journey from childhood into adolescence as she witnesses her former mentor transform before her eyes.
The recently released 2nd edition continues the story with a tender epilogue as she unites with her sister’s daughter, revealing how joy can arise even out of tragedy and pain.
Nothing Like Normal is a powerful story of survival, resilience, and self-discovery. It speaks to anyone who has experienced the impact of mental illness within a family, offering validation, understanding, and ultimately hope.
Honest, compassionate, and inspiring, this memoir reminds readers that healing is possible even in the midst of profound heartbreak.
WRITER · MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATE
Martha Graham-Waldon is a writer, mental health advocate and armchair activist who resides in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California with her family and a menagerie of pets. Her articles have been published locally, internationally and online.
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A gripping, clear-eyed view of the author’s relationship with her sister who had schizophrenia.
A well-presented memoir with plenty of heart-warming memories of family life as well as the sad times.
A must read for anyone who has struggled with the pain of schizophrenia or any chronic illness of a loved one.
Thought provoking and beautiful.
This book is comforting. Eloquent and vivid, written with grace and love. A memorable read.
A Must-Read!
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AUTHOR · MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATE
