STILL STANDING
One woman's struggle with depression, divorce, and betrayal
by Vicki Fitzgerald, M.G. Crisci
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Pub Date 3 Mar 2020 | Archive Date 23 Jun 2020
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Description
Raw Emotion. Life or Death. Truthfully Delivered.
Vicki was 28 when her neat world crumbled. Her moral compass--beloved Gramps--died suddenly, leaving Vicki depressed and insecure. Despite a series of poor choices in men and life, by 24, Vicki had built a career as a noted crime reporter, wife, and mother.
But success led to disaster. Vicki's perfect world crumbled with bitter family upheaval, leading to multiple suicide attempts. Now 38, Vicki lays her soul bare and shares the pivotal moments of her roller-coaster life: depression, grief, heartache, trauma, drugging, and suicide, truthfully, and candidly.
Her story is heartbreaking, inspiring, and unexpectedly witty.
Most of all, "Still Standing" is a remarkable story of resilience and survival --an honest portrayal of one woman's life and her determination for a new beginning.
Advance Praise
"If you're in search of personal stories about mental health, depression, and strength, this memoir has got you covered--and then some. The surprising everyday anecdotes the co-author has lived sets this memoir apart. A remarkable collaboration." - Independent Book Review
"Inspirational, candid, a riveting read."" - The International Review of Books"
Featured Reviews
Kelly L, Librarian
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing this book in exchange for an honest review.
This is a tough book to review. At some points I was asking myself what she was thinking when she made some dumb decisions. But other times I was definitely rooting for her and felt so sad she attempted suicide. Well written and honest, this is a Roller coaster of a story. I applaud her for spilling her Secrets and being honest about her naïvety.
