Nothing Was the Same : A Memoir

from BookBully

A moving treatise on mourning a loved one. Readers familiar with Jamison's work will appreciate her observations, yes, but even more so her excellent distinction between depression and mourning. Jamison is most eloquent when she is describing the overwhelming despair that afflicts people who suff...

from BookBully

A moving treatise on mourning a loved one. Readers familiar with Jamison's work will appreciate her observations, yes, but even more so her excellent distinction between depression and mourning. Jamison is most eloquent when she is describing the overwhelming despair that afflicts people who suff...

from bobbieharv

Very moving, very well written, very hard to read in parts because her grief was described so poignantly.

from SigmundFraud

Moving, touching but no where near as powerful as her earlier book AN UNQUIET MIND which I suggest you read first. She is an intelligent writer.

from BookBully

A moving treatise on mourning a loved one. Readers familiar with Jamison's work will appreciate her observations, yes, but even more so her excellent distinction between depression and mourning. Jamison is most eloquent when she is describing the overwhelming despair that afflicts people who suff...