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When Jerry Waxler arrived at college in 1965 , he was desperately lonely. Getting good grades wasn’t go to solve that problem. At first he acted out – war protests and anger against the world – and then he acted in – depression and drugs. Ultimately, he discovered that the only way to relieve his loneliness was to love. "[His] story will resonate with many who have travelled a circuitous journey to self-discovery." Judy Mandel, author of the New York Times bestselling memoir, "Replacement Child" “Jerry Waxler’s dark and secretive fears and failures, expressed in meticulous and smart writing, turn the angst of growing up into a captivating story.” Madeline Sharples, author of "Leaving the Hall Light On, A Mother's Memoir of Living with Her Son's Bipolar Disorder and Surviving His Suicide"

Jerry Waxler M.S. inspires people to find their most compelling and authentic stories. His book "Memoir Revolution" explains how and why to follow this ancient method of healing through sharing. His self-help book "How to Become a Heroic Writer" offers tools to overcome blocks and join the revolution.