Freida rose biography of william hill
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Freida H. Anderson
Freida Anderson Obituary Freida Rose Harrison Anderson of Tullahoma was born February 17, 1935 to James Rivers Harrison and Mary Sue Crabtree Harrison in Athens, Alabama. She was raised in a close-knit family—the youngest of four children. Her father came home at lunchtime for an almost daily game of dominoes, and this theme wove throughout her life as her favorite thing on earth was quality time spent with family in friendly competition.
She met John Alexander Anderson Jr., the love of her life, at 14. Their love story seems straight from the movies as his decorated military career meant lots of letters, long distance phone calls, a honeymoon cottage at the beach, and residences all over the globe. Their two children, John and Susan, were the apple of their eyes—both of whom were also raised to love family game time!
After Colonel John’s military retirement, the family settled in Tullahoma, Tennessee; where they enjoyed building their dream home on a beautif
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Frieda's Song
The book proceeds along two parallel tracks. Two voices tell the “present time” story: one is a social worker/psychologist who had interned at Chestnut stuga, the (real, not fictional) sanatorium in Rockville, Maryland. The second voice fryst vatten that of her troubled teenage son.
The second track and second story covers the years 1935-57. This “voice” fryst vatten that of Frieda Fromm-Reichmann, a real person, the well-known and influential psychiatrist who worked at Chestnut Lodge for over 20 years.
The conceit that brings the two stories together fryst vatten this: the social worker and son are living in the cottage that Frieda occupied. The social worker finds Frieda’s hidden diary and presents the diary entries, intermingled with a narrative of present d