わたしの国にようこそ―精神分裂病患者の心理世界 (Tankobon Hardcover)

The memoir feels both deeply personal and educational. I'm curious about what inspired her to intertwine her experiences with broader mental health themes.

Slater's honest portrayal made me rethink some stereotypes I held. What parts resonated most with others, or made them uncomfortable?

The rawness of these moments added depth but also raised questions about boundaries and vulnerability in storytelling. Would love to hear thoughts on this choice.