Christina Crawford's first court-ordered sworn deposition (February 9th-10th, 1978) (Contains a voluminous amount of statements that directly contradict allegations claimed in ' Mommie Dearest.' Including repeated direct denial of knowledge pertaining to violent abuse upon her by Joan Crawford.Christopher Crawford's sworn legal Objection To Probate Joan Crawford's will (October 24th, 1977) (According to Christopher's daughter's version of events, Christopher's legal objection contains multiple contradicting statements).' According to Christina's 1988 book ' Survivor,' she signed this legal document on the same day that she met with publisher William Morrow regarding her manuscript, ' Mommie Dearest') Christina Crawford's sworn legal Objection To Probate Joan Crawford's will(October 24th, 1977) (Contains multiple sworn statements by Christina that directly contradict allegations claimed in ' Mommie Dearest.Joan Crawford Steele's Last Will & Testament(October 28th, 1976).Alfred Steele's Death Certificate (April 21st, 1959) (Contains a certified copy of Alfred Steele's death certificate verifying Steele's cause of death was not from a 'fall down stairs' as Christina Crawford has falsely claimed in various interviews since 1998.

(Aug.(Vacant links are document to be added soon) Help is readily available if one wants it.''). Apartment projects could be cleaned up, organized for tenant self-government, and reclaimed from drug dealers.'') or alcoholism (``Books are plentiful. (``Unsterile, shared needles and unprotected sexual encounters spread AIDS.'') Likewise, her recommendations are naively simplistic, whether on homelessness (``People with extra space in their homes could rent a room to someone who might otherwise end up on the street. So while Crawford may be perfectly good and right, she is rarely new or substantive.

It's already a stretch to cover these myriad of ills in such a short space and the text is further thinned by tangential subjects. They cover, she notes, ``a wide range of dysfunctional behaviors.'' Very wide: homelessness, suicide, racism, overeating and unnecessary surgery are just a few of the 27 spokes on her ``survivor's wheel.'' Here she projects childhood trauma into almost every conceivable societal or personal evil. After briefly describing episodes of childhood abuse previously recounted in her 1978 book Mommy Dearest, as well as her 1981 stroke and subsequent recovery, Crawford goes on to look at the various reactions of abused and neglected children.

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