3,000 Pulses Later: A Memoir of Surviving Depression Without Medication
To call this a compelling and powerful book, which it is, would be to miss the point that this is Rhodes's life and the terribly true story of her devastating breakdown. Anyone who has suffered from depression can be heartened b this book and the incredible hope it provides. And it is a terrific read! --Linda Howard Urbach, Author Madame Bovary's Daughter and Expecting MiraclesCouldn't put it down!It is a gripping and suspenseful tale -- honest, painfully descriptive-- but with humor and spirit. Readers will immediately know which of their friends will want to read 3,000 Pulses Later next. have a list of those who wish to be next. --Carol Cullen, Family Services AdvocateIf you or someone close to you has depression, GET THIS BOOK!TMS, the treatment that finally did what antidepressants couldn't, may very well be the best thing that's ever happened in the world of mental illness. Martha Rhodes is helping to lead the way to put a much needed spotlight on this long-ignored, real biological disease. She is helping millions of other pe0ple who are ashamed to be sick. --Suzanne, Amazon Reader