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In this moving and inspiring follow-up to her New York Times best-selling memoir, Keeping Secrets, Suzanne Somers revisits her years before and after Three's Company and reveals with fearless self-examination how the dizzying rise and fall of her television career mirrored the chaos and conflict in her personal life.  
        With her usual candor and perspective, Suzanne takes readers inside the rehearsal hall of Three's Company and offers a never-before-seen look at the competition, jealousy, and greed that accompanies a hit TV show. As the lovable
Chrissy Snow, Suzanne Somers became the toast of Hollywood, with all its glittery perks. Yet all was not perfect, she confesses. Simultaneously, her professional success and her relationship with her husband, the love of a lifetime, were being sorely tested as they attempted to blend their families together and were forced to deal with the anger and resentment of their mutual children.
        When she became the first female star to ask for the same pay as male television stars, Suzanne was fired from Three's Company and the once-
welcoming doors to the most powerful offices in Hollywood slammed shut. For the better part of the next decade, she was unofficially blackballed from television because of this incident.
         In this insightful memoir, Suzanne tells all, from the heady days of stardom to her fall from grace and the grief that followed, to her eventual resurrection as an entrepreneur, best-selling author, and, once again, beloved TV star. Every reader who's ever experienced loss or felt a great opportunity slip through his or her fingers can relate
to Suzanne's story of how she fought back, won
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Ageless: The naked truth about bioidentical hormones with 16 interviews from cutting-edge doctors onhow to slow the aging process, for women and men. ... Read more

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What You Don't Know Can Kill You!
Truly appreciate Suzanne's candor, insight and generous sharing of this knowledge.
Although I am 62, I basically have not had to endure the common trials of menopause
(hot flashes, etc.) but my family members have. My mother, at age 83, still does!I am
amazed at the knowledge of the few medical contributors and saddened that for the
most part, it (this therapy) is not adopted by the medical communityin this
country or at least given serious research on a fast track. Well, as Suzanne alluded,
money rules.Isn't itironic? -- what earthly good is 'success' if your innerworkings
are going down the toilet and your life with it? Note to (male) doctors and pharmaceutical
tycoons: enjoy the life you have with the wife you have and encouragethe real help she
needs (or will soon). If you're reaching back to grab that younger chick, it's probably the
younger hormonal balance you're really seeking and all the joys that THAT can bring!
Thank you, Suzanne, for your courageand wisdom!!!
P.S. This book contains a wonderful list of doctors by region to facilitate this treatment.
Thanks, Amazon, I probably would not have purchased Ageless (I didn't think it
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If you're one to the countless people who want to change their lives for the better in the new millennium, this program has arrived just in time to help you.With her usual warmth and candor, Suzanne Somers shares practical advice and stories from her own life that can point the way to a lifetime of health and happiness.

Suzanne has learned that there are no real mistakes, only lessons;that what hurts now can be the doorway to future contentment; and that physical and emotional health go hand in hand, each reinforcing the other.In this program she helps us to learn easily what she has sometimes had to learn the hard way -- that living one day at a time is the key to health and happiness.

At the core of Suzanne's philosophy is the power that comes from telling the truth about yourself and accepting yourself as the wonderful creation that you are.From that knowledge and acceptance you will be able to change, to work through any pain from your past or present, and turn that pain into opportunity.The gentle, caring guidance in How to Change Your Life will help you make the most of what you've been blessed with, overcome life's inevitable obstacles, and fully live your potential for freedom and joy.
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a must read
Being of menopause age, I read this book as soon as it came out -- Dr. London's insight to the ins and outs of various types of hormonal treatments is invaluable.... Dr. London's advice certainly gave me a great place to start with information that will let me take control of my own health.Good job!! I recommend every woman to read it...

Thank you Dr. London
Ms. Somers book outlined several possible courses of treatment and it was nice to get a Doctor's opinion.This book helped me make decisions. ... Read more

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This digital document is an article from Behavioral Health Management, published by Medquest Communications, LLC on July 1, 1994. The length of the article is 2068 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: Suzanne Somers: from personal pain to society's gain? (discussion about events leading to the founding of the Suzanne Somers Institute and Family Center) (Interview)
Author: Richard L. Peck
Publication: Behavioral Health Management (Magazine/Journal)
Date: July 1, 1994
Publisher: Medquest Communications, LLC
Volume: v14Issue: n4Page: p30(3)

Article Type: Interview

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