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3 comments about Healing Michael.

1. This easy to read book is nothing short of sensational! For those of you who are looking for great non-fiction to read, this is the one to order. If you have ever suffered from phobias, fear, panic attacks, and depression and felt that there was no hope for you, "Healing Michael" brings bright rays of hope to you. I never knew what agoraphobia was truly about, but Mr. Rizzuto does a fantastic job of setting the scene for a 30-year journey through the trials and tribulations of the suffering agoraphobic. The book gives insight on what the disease is about, how one can struggle through time against the symptoms of the disease, and how to ultimately deal with and defeat his inner demons. If you have ever experienced any type of anxiety, then this book can help you back to a productive lifestyle. Congratulations to Mr. Rizzuto for giving us an inside look at what goes on inside a mental institution, what one must do to overcome anxiety disease, and the gift of hope for our everyday lives. This is a must read and I will be telling friends about "Healing Michael." I thoroughly enjoyed the book and am looking forward to more books by Mr. Michael J. Rizzuto.



2. With candid clarity this first time author, a basketball folk hero, recalls his heart wrenching descent from carefree honors student to self-imposed exile. His harrowing account of panic attacks, pharmacutical dead ends, and varying reactions of others to this condition are only a few of the aspects of the disorder the author covers hauntingly. His odyessy from the death of his beloved mother to hopelessness, helplessness, and redemption hard won is compelling and inspiring. The authors joy to emerge in a loving and fulfilling life as a husband and father is contagious. It is a goal for which the reader will cheer. That he also emerges as an award-winning newspaper columnist is a promise to the reader of the craft of this compulsively readable account. This self-examination serves as a MUST READ BOOK for those who suffer from this life-stealing disorder and the people who love them. BRAVO!



3. This book was wonderful. Having lost my mom in January of this year it helped in some ways to greive. The entire book can help each and every person that reads it to go in the right direction to healing or getting help. Hope there is another book to follow. Micheal keep up the good work and thanks for the help.