Review of Helpers Anonymous

[Author Paul]

Helpers Anonymous, written by Jeanne Tiberio and narrated by Ashley Gatti, shares Jeanne's journey from health to Muscle Dystrophy and her interactions with her Personal Care Attendants. The stories of her encounters with PCAs highlight the impact of drug abuse and the resilience of those living with disabilities. Congrats on BOTD.

[Rose Nafula Oketch]

"Helpers Anonymous" is a memoir about Jeanne Tiberio's suffering from muscle dystrophy and her relationship with different personal care attendants. She seems to have a good heart, giving her personal care attendants second chances to redeem themselves. I like that she never allowed herself to be bullied or pressured because of her disability. A great audiobook. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Asher88]

In this audio book the author shares ber encounter with Muscle Dystrophy and effects of drugs on Personal Care Attendants. Through a narrator the author explains how personal care assistants can be bullies but for her she refused to be bullied. Her story is very inspiring to those who seek or would want to seek services of a personal care giver.

[Omneya Shakeep]

I'm not a fan of memoirs, but I'm curious about the stories Jeanne has to tell about her experience with PCAs. I can't imagine how hard it was for her to adjust to her new condition and then to have those who were supposed to help her make things worse. I also admire her courage and easy spirit to openly talk about her experience through her book.

[Cristina-Ioana Toader]

I am deeply saddened to hear about Jeanne's experience of being bullied because of her disability. It truly breaks my heart. It highlights how much progress humanity still needs to make in understanding and accepting people with different disabilities. This topic is quite sensitive for me. Nonetheless, thank you very much for sharing the review.

[abderrahman El achari]

The book "Helpers Anonymous" by Jeanne Tiberio is the story of Jeanne's transformation from being a healthy individual to suffering from muscular dystrophy. Good review
my regards

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
Ashley Gatti narrates Jeanne Tiberio's book Helpers Anonymous, which chronicles Jeanne's path from health to muscular dystrophy and her encounters with personal care workers. Her accounts of her interactions with PCAs shed light on the consequences of drug misuse as well as the tenacity of people with impairments.

[Alida Spies]

It is admirable that someone suffering from a disability will not allow others to bully her. Making people aware of the dangers of drug abuse is necessary and can never be emphasized enough. I wasn't keen on reading this book but after reading the review, I've changed my mind.

[Rahul Singh 29]

Jeanne's experience reflects the challenges encountered by numerous individuals amid the opioid crisis. Her bravery and honest narration serve as a reminder of how resilient people can be even when facing tough times.

[Shiru Elizabeth]

I'm curious to learn more about the author's experiences with muscle dystrophy and her contacts with personal care attendants after reading this book. The stories offer insights into the detrimental impacts of drug misuse among PCAs, and they seem both alarming and interesting. book. Congrats on BOTD.

[Miss Snehal]

"Helpers Anonymous," authored by Jeanne Tiberio, she shares her stories involving the different Personal Care Attendants she spent time with. The struggles she endured must have been heartbreaking, as can be seen in Chapter 1, where she described how she blacked out during gym class and blamed herself for it. Congrats BOTD!

[sanjeev1]

Thank you for your review of "Helpers Anonymous" by Jeanne Tiberio, narrated by Ashley Gatti. It's great to hear that you found the book inspiring and enjoyed the stories. Your feedback on the narration is noted. Overall, your review makes a compelling case for why others should read the book.

[Gladis Ratish Kumar]

The review provided valuable information. The book appears captivating, centering on Jeanne's disability and her interactions with different Personal Care Attendants. The exploration of the adverse effects of drug abuse also intrigued me. I'm excited to dive into this book.

[Seetha E]

Some facts regarding the opioid addiction issue and how "medicine" has made people ill. Jeanne Tiberio also talks about her experiences with Personal Care Attendants during that difficult period. A clear and concise review. Congrats on BOTD.

[Kelebogile Onkabetse]

This is the kind of book that I think many people will relate to the author. We live in a time where we think that nothing will ever happen to us, but life can change in the blink of an eye. It is also a clear message to those that are in charge of other people to treat them well. Physically, they might not be able to stand up to us but they have feelings. The best medication that we can ever give the vulnerable is patience and good treatment.