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At age - well, Dr. Louise Bradley wouldn't say - she woke up in the rear of a hideous Hummer limo, the kind used for pornos, proms, weddings, and pub mitzvahs. She possessed lost her momentary veneers and drooled on her Dolce and Gabbana turquoise silk blouse. She possessed no idea where the limo was taking her. Was that her mom in the front seating? Dr. Bradley could not remember how she received there. Yes, she drank, took drugs, had making love with many men, and shopped incessantly, but she realized that she wasn't an addict. This is her bank account of her almost weekly - maybe less - in a private rehab center for the abundant with Manhattan. Dr. Bradley's publication combines her romantic memoir with adequate psychology, since she prefers the medication recommended by her psychiatrist as opposed to any long-term remedy. Dr. Bradley will try to comprehend the difference between dropping in love and simply becoming addicted to sex. She talks readily about her obsession and exactly how her mom betrayed her. Instead of explore the causes of multiple addictions, Dr. Bradley shows us how to avoid overtreatment, while exposing the mental health scams on the way. She hits on the value of knowing when things are transient, and explains to a powerful report in the process. Dr. Bradley remembers - approximately she can with well-defined dialogue - of the tales she's to endure. While fact-checking proved to be an inconvenience, she strives to access the truth, at least allowing herself an opportunity to remember. One Big Chunk is a fast-moving, untamed, hot, and fiercely powerful parody of what moves for a memoir - a amusing satire that will simultaneously shock while offering a poignant exposé of the mental professional medical system, with a operating commentary on the world of fashion.
