Nome, Alaska to Honolulu, Hawaii, 53 years ago today

53 years ago today Dad and I flew from Nome, Alaska to Honolulu, Hawaii where my brother, Charles, had recently been hospitalized in the psychiatric unit at Queens Hospital. He had flown from Fairbanks, Alaska to Honolulu after his acceptance to the University of Hawaii Medical School at age 19. He later successfully studied two and a half years of medical school. I share his story, the recovery of others, research, and model programs from around the world in this eBook, “RECOVERY FROM BIPOLAR DISORDERS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA: The Power of a Lower Protein, Whole Food, Plant-Based Lifestyle.” Shirley Saucerman, M.D., Nutritional Psychiatry, Lifestyle Medicine

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