Mind Over Manners

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Mind Over Manners

Auteur(s): Laura Claridge

Narrateur(s): Mary T. Farrell

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Award winning author Laura Claridge was in the midst of writing the first critical biography of etiquette doyenne Emily Post when she started acted nonsensical, according to her family. To this day, Claridge has no firsthand memories of that nine month period in 2003, when, it turned out, her brain was indeed going crazy, due to a rare, devastating cancer. Laura Claridge turns the focus on herself as she weaves a journey of her modern, mixed family and her writing about Emily Post, into her battle against a life-threatening illness. From her Florida childhood chasing DDT trunks that sprayed magical, deadly twilight fog through her neighborhood, to her shocking misdiagnosis as a "typically menopausal" depressed woman - at turns dramatic, humorous, spellbinding, and beautiful but always truthful - Mind Over Manners presents an unforgettable, searing story.

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I was so intrigued by the storyline, of her amnesia phase, and the Emily Post book, that I overlooked that this was still a cancer story. I lost a sister to cancer many years ago, and find I can’t take cancer stories, so avoid them. Low and behold, it seems time has been healing old wounds, and I was able to just listen to the author’s story, without being traumatized. I actually found it enchanting.

Snuck up on me… and that’s ok.

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