Sickened : The Memoir of a Munchausen by Proxy Childhood

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Summary: A Must-Read
Review: I can hardly imagine a more important book to read for anyone interested in... well, life. There is a world out there many of us can (thankfully) hardly imagine exists, and Julie Gregory tells her terrible tale with admirable restraint and great writerly skill. This book is unforgettable.

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Summary: Impressive
Review: English is my second language, so forgive me my mistakes. First, this book is very boring. Ms.Gregory complaining all the time, but it seems to me that she had normal childhood. Of course, her mother was "out of mind" a lot of time, but she loved her daughter. There a lot of kids with much more abussive parents and more tragical stories.
Second, Ms.Gregory provides those medical charts,which impossible to read and understand. Why make this book even more boing?

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Summary: Sickened- hard to read, but so glad I did.
Review: Julie Gregory's memoir Sickened touched my heart in ways that other books cannot. Julie is a truly amazing person to have the courage to write this, knowing that her life would become an "open book". The most incredible part about all of this is that she survived and didn't become like her mother... but rather is an advocate for all those kids in the world that are suffering through the same torture. It's admirable and I am so happy to have read this book and know she's out there. I've had the wonderful opportunity to speak with Julie quite often, and she really is an amazing person. We love her!!