Everyone remembers her as Chrissy Snow, but she also wrote a book (late 80s, early 90s?) about growing up with alcoholic parents, landing in Hollywood, having a baby very young and very alone, and finally learning to adult and have primary relationships as a person who never really saw how it was supposed to be done. Reading it was painful and raw and eye-opening.
I didn’t follow her career after the 70s but I have thought of that book off and on throughout the years: it taught me some things I never knew myself, not least that it’s very easy to judge.
She was a good soul, smart and strong, and a vastly deeper human being than the ones she tended to portray on screen. I think she made the world a better place for being in it. May her memory be a blessing.
Everyone remembers her as Chrissy Snow, but she also wrote a book (late 80s, early 90s?) about growing up with alcoholic parents, landing in Hollywood, having a baby very young and very alone, and finally learning to adult and have primary relationships as a person who never really saw how it was supposed to be done. Reading it was painful and raw and eye-opening.
I didn’t follow her career after the 70s but I have thought of that book off and on throughout the years: it taught me some things I never knew myself, not least that it’s very easy to judge.
She was a good soul, smart and strong, and a vastly deeper human being than the ones she tended to portray on screen. I think she made the world a better place for being in it. May her memory be a blessing.
I had no idea. Thank you for sharing that.
“Keeping Secrets” by Suzanne Somers for the curious
That’s the one. I know she wrote others, but that’s the one I read. Thank you.