George Rush

My American Experience George Rush

You feel incredible relief in your heart after being able to reveal and publish even the most intimate details of your life without fear of being judged by society. I have always told everyone that I am an "open book" and incidentally, this edition of "My American Experience" indeed speaks openly about a couple of chapters of my life that I find very private. Considering the very painful and unfavorable aspect of my life someone might say that its climax is close to a very intimate moment that others would never reveal or discuss in public. But my "confession" in this publication is almost cleansing, removing the great burden that was resting on my heart. Someone could accuse me of psychological exhibitionism or masochism, but believe me, my return to those times and careful analysis of the events that took place then helped me better understand not only myself, but also the people who were associated with these events. Therefore, if such "Catharsis" happened in my life, at a time when I courageously faced problems of the past that were no less difficult or painful to reheat, I am sure that my readers will find these new supplements helpful and inspiring as well. From the Preface to the Third Edition of My American Experience