Messing with My Head

In "Messing with My Head," Howard Dully shares his harrowing journey of survival and resilience after undergoing a lobotomy at the tender age of 12. Once a widely accepted medical procedure, lobotomies have since become a dark chapter in medical history, and Dully's experience sheds light on the devastating impact it had on his life. Written with raw honesty and insight, this biography captures the struggles of a young boy who was subjected to the whims of a controversial figure in medicine, Dr. Walter Freeman, whose eagerness to conform Dully to societal norms led to unimaginable consequences. Published by Ebury Publishing in 2009, this compelling narrative spans 288 pages and invites readers to reflect on the complexities of mental health and the human spirit's capacity to overcome adversity. Discover Howard Dully's powerful story and the lessons learned from a past that still resonates today.