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At the age of 90, author Marjorie Struck was inspired to take up the pen. She felt the intense need to reveal very delicate family issues. These issues go back to the time of her grandparent's life in Minnesota, and the saga of the generations since. She believes this story has to be told and in, "TELL OTHERS, " Marjorie, shines a bright light on her family history. This all too real-life story takes the reader through five (5) generations of depression, alcoholism, substance abuse and multiple suicides: 10+ suicides including the current generation and the youngest, a 16 year old boy.
Her story is a history that most would deny, but that she bravely chooses to reveal. She makes it clear that depression is a disease, and when looked at as such, can be treated. But when family and friends, turn a blind eye, this disease will kill.by the hand of its' victims."TELL OTHERS, " is Marjorie's way of opening up the discussion, not just for her family and their future generations, but for OURS! In these days when depression and other mental illnesses have led to an increased rate of suicides and our current "Opioid Crisis, " reading this book, can possibly save a life!