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Let Me Be Frank

Let Me Be Frank

by Frank Bruno (Author)

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    Hardcover 2017

    $4.21
Synopsis

Let Me Be Frank is the new book from one of the world's sporting greats. A deeply personal story, Bruno talks about his battle with mental illness, his time inside a mental facility, the impact his illness has had on his family and his career - and his long road back to stability. Now ready to talk about the condition that devastated his world, Frank's story offers his own unique perspective on living with bipolar disorder. His fears, his triumphs and the great affection he feels for the legion of fans he has to this day. His aim is to give others hope and inspiration. Ever since I retired, one thing has stood between me and being the man I want to be. My mind. In the end it saw me locked up against my will and pumped full of so many drugs I didn't have the strength to stand. When I am in the grip of my bipolar disorder and the drugs are pickling my brain I am unable to stand for days. But I will always get back up. It is the only way I know.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 300
 Edition: First Edition
 Publisher: Mirror Books
Published: 19 Oct 2017
ISBN 10: 1907324712
ISBN 13: 9781907324710
Book Overview: Frank Bruno to appear on the following shows in month of publication: The One Show (BBC One); Simon Mayo's Drivetime (BBC Radio 2); Lorraine (ITV), Bryony Gordon's Mad World podcast (The Telegraph). He will also be collaborating with MIND and the associated Time to Change campaign in time for World Mental Health Day (October 10th). Serialisation is also expected.

Author Bio
Frank Bruno became World Heavyweight Boxing Champion after winning the WBC title in 1995 at a packed Wembley Stadium. The victory fulfilled a lifetime's ambition and Frank was later awarded an MBE. Frank's boxing career transformed him into a national treasure and he has remained a popular celebrity following his retirement from the sport in 1996. In the past five years he has dedicated much of his time to campaigning to improve the care those suffering from mental ill health receive. A father-of-four, Frank now lives on his on own in Bedfordshire. Nick Owens is a London-based journalist at the Sunday Mirror. He launched the newspaper's award-winning Time To Change campaign, which aims to break down stigma associated with mental health conditions. Frank is an ambassador for the crusade.