My Shrink Made Me Write This

What do you do when life throws you a pandemic, a rare disease, and a beloved wife in and out of hospitals? If you’re Henry Levenstein, you make light of it all.

               In this follow-up to his What’s Cantonese for Mazel Tov? Henry takes readers on another unforgettable ride through family stories and everyday absurdities. From his threatening new diagnosis to football on Bronx streets, to escapades in the Catskills and a hilarious vasectomy, plus the sharp insights of a Zoom therapist named Lakshmi, nothing is off-limits.

               Blending memoir with comedy, Henry shows how laughter, memory, and some chutzpah can get you through just about anything.

               Wry, warm, and irresistibly honest, My Shrink Made Me Write This (In only twenty-nine sessions) is a testament to resilience—and proof that even the hardest days deserve a punchline.