A moving memoir in words and pictures of one woman's struggle with the little black cloud of depression pening up the darkest corners of her world, author Elizabeth Swados takes us on an unforgettable journey that is by turns poignant and funny, and will be undoubtedly familiar to those who suffer from depression and those who love them. Through the author's whimsical drawings, readers get a unique view of the experience of depression: from the struggle to keep her condition a secret, to the strange effects of 'new' drugs, to the small things that can trigger relapses. For the thousands of Americans who suffer from depression, My Depression is a gentle reminder that they are not alone and that they can lead a fulfilling and happy life. It is an evocative, readable, and engaging story of an illness that is finally gaining widespread attention.
伊丽莎白·斯瓦多,美国著名作曲家、剧作家和导演。以实验音乐剧《逃亡者》闻名于纽约前卫戏剧的舞台。曾三次获得奥比奖,五次获得东尼奖和美国国家基金会艺术终生成就奖等。她在她所钟爱的行当里干得有声有色,但却为严重的抑郁症困扰了三十多年。
有时候深陷在情绪当中的人本身极度难以以一种理智的方式来表达自我,无法将痛苦排序、列队、归纳、演绎。这样的第一需求始终是一个宣泄口,可以是各种贴近心壁的表达方式。好比心理咨询的时候,有时候咨询师会让人画图,以此判断你此时的心理状态。伊莉莎白似乎燥郁的成分更多...
评分在书店里闲逛的时候,目光被这本《我的抑郁症》牢牢吸引。封面用杂乱的线条勾勒出的简洁的画面,随意但却用心,让我对作者产生一种悠然的信任。 书是用塑料封套的,所以付账的时候还没有像平时一样翻过里面的内容。封套上“著名作家王安忆翻译的第一本书”让我还以为这起码是...
读完之后心情确实会很多
评分Maybe everyone is to some extent a bit depressed deep inside. "If you fake being positive, you may end up feeling positive. Who knows?"
评分看似随意的图画和简单的文字却直戳抑郁症的本质
评分Only when I realized I also have depression, that I began to study and try to find ways to overcome this problem, maybe when we oberve this wrold from another overview can help, many samll things such as reading, chat with confidant, excerise etc., can also have positive meaning. rember to use wisdom and useful sggestion to overcome depression.
评分即使再无助,只要坚持只要积极寻找方法,总会过去。
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