MY GREAT FRIEND MARTHA ROSENBERG'S INCREDIBLE LIFE

She is an award-winning, bestselling writer who, for over a decade, has been trying to wake people up about the psychopathic Pharmaceutical Industry and its control of the regulators.

Five years ago, I read Martha’s writing about Big Pharma and stalked her online for six months until I got a response. I discovered a delightful person who soon became a mentor and, more recently, a colleague. I met her in person when I flew from LA to go to Wendy Dolin’s Chicago charity event designed to raise awareness of people who were brain-damaged by psych drugs (see MISSD.co). This is common, possibly universal.

Martha has had quite a ride.

Her father was another whistleblower, and his suicide two decades ago radicalized her. My brother had done the same thing (I found him in his garage after he hung himself), so this was a bond between us. We also wrote books about closely related topics, one after the other, and mine referenced hers.

Martha has recently illustrated and helped write a book her friend published about the lives of prostitutes. It is presented in the form of cartoons and commentary, and I was fascinated by it, reading it in one sitting. It is hilarious and tragic at the same time. These relationships are unsatisfying, but the stories are remarkable and never-ending. We will review this today.