WHAT A LONG STRANGE TRIP IT WAS A YOUNG MAN'S BATTLE THROUGH THE TURBULENT '60S

From: The Boston Globe | Date: February 2, 2003| Author: Dan Wakefield | Copyright information

Beset by hallucinations and thoughts of suicide, babbling incoherently and unable to eat or sleep, a 22-year-old Swarthmore graduate was committed by his father to a mental hospital in Canada. Fortunately for the young Mark Vonnegut, he not only recovered but went on to graduate from Harvard Medical School and become a highly respected pediatrician in Boston.

Vonnegut remembered his frightening ordeal in Day-Glo detail, and wrote about it with compelling clarity in a book called "The E...

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