Useless like a rose

The first book by A. Liveng “Tomorrow I have always been a lion” is already well known in Russia. This penetrating human document and the amazing story of the author’s victory over the seemingly fatal circumstances and incurable mental illness were deeply touched and forced thousands of readers to think: people who have nothing to do with medicine to the chief doctors of psychiatric clinics. “Uselessly as a rose” continues both the topic and history ... This book, like the first, is “written in blood”.
. Arnhild Lavelg was born in 1972, a practicing clinical psychologist, education received education at Oslo University. He makes lectures, marked by a reward for his contribution to the struggle for freedom and human rights in the field of mental health. At the age of seventeen, she was first sent to a psychiatric hospital with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. The next ten years of her life turned into a series of voluntary and forced hospitalizations that lasted from several days to two years. In total, Arnhild spent 6-7 years of her life in the hospital. The last time she was hospitalized at the age of 26. She completely defeated the disease