The 1 year reading challenge

Yeah I hear you, for privacy reasons always switch up the details if that's part of it, the point of the story will still be there.

 

Think I may have to switch gears to The Body Keeps The Score - trauma is just too relevant to so many people in recovery and just the population in general...

 

Just finished Crazy by Earley and on track. I guess reading Anti-Intellectualism in America and this one is making me feel like how people don't appreciate intelligence and wisdom on one hand, and have no compassion for the mentally ill on the other. But it's definitely very eye opening. I feel there is a lot that can be done but of course people also need to pay out of pocket for better care - but programs and treatment are two different things. Ultimately they would need to be integrated but we are likely very far from that, and while not all mentally ill people are violent some are.

 

Starting over on this. Having to read Hope After Stroke for Caregivers and Survivors.

 

Going to just update the list on the first page from here on out, I'd imagine people who are really interested will look or just post themselves. Separate section counting since the restart.

 

Great, I think the thing is to stay on a consistent schedule - so you can just do what is realistic for you and keep reading. You're sure to read a little faster after getting into the practice, you can always read extra books besides the number you decide for the challenge.