SURVIVING YOUR OWN HOLOCAUST

About the Book

In Family Medicine, the physician often takes on the role of Junior Psychiatrist treating depression, grief, anxiety, social phobia, panic attack disorder, and bipolar affective disorder. He or she may have among his/her patients others with schizophrenia, dissociative, or a wide variety of personality disorders. Counselling is commonplace in Family Medicine engaging these as well as excessive appetite behaviours: addictions.

About the Author

Dr Bryant Litchfield has been involved in helping others throughout his 25 years of mostly solo medical practice. In this book he talks about his own life challenges and trials in the hope that with his professional as well as his personal experience, others can find hope and a pathway for survival. While none of us can choose our life’s trials, we do have some freedom—even in situations that appear to be controlled by others—to choose how we will respond to them. Bryant and his late wife, Dianne, are the parents of nine children who have all grown to adulthood and have yet to show the world all the gifts they will bring to it. Dianne has left for her family and friends, a legacy of friendship, love, open arms, and kindness. Bryant hopes he can live as nobly.