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They Called Him a Trophy Son. He Became a System-Shattering Doctor. This is His Story.Adopted. Disowned. Arrested. Enlightened. What if your wildest, most painful stories were the very key to your purpose? Fragments of an American Dream is the unfiltered and unapologetic memoir of Dr. Andrew Segovia Kulik-a journey from a gilded cage in Alabama mansions to the front lines of Chicago's most urgent crises. He was adopted into wealth, only to be disowned. He faced arrest before he found enlightenment. This is the true story of a ""trophy son"" who was emotionally hollowed by the very people who claimed to save him. It's a tale not just of survival, but of a misunderstood kid with questions no one wanted to answer-who grew up to find the answers in the most unlikely places. With razor-sharp wit and heartbreaking honesty, Dr. Segovia Kulik pulls back the curtain on the worlds he conquered: From the courtroom stand as a forensic psychiatrist determining sanity, to the boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies assessing threats. From founding a healthcare revolution that integrated mental health into a major city's clinics, to launching the first centers to divert the mentally ill from jail to treatment. From being a man who felt he didn't belong, to becoming a leader who built systems where thousands could find a place to heal. Fragments of an American Dream is more than a physician's ""heal thyself"" story. It is a cri de coeur-a raw, addictive, and unrelenting testament to the power of being truly heard. It's for anyone who has ever felt their past was too messy, their pain too great, or their dreams too fractured to matter. This is the unforgettable memoir that proves our deepest wounds can become our most profound strength. Praise for Fragments of an American Dream: ""Addictive. Raw. Unrelenting. If you've ever felt like you didn't belong-this book will find you."" - Ana Leroy, MD, Psychoanalyst ""A powerful 'physician heal thyself' memoir... a courageous and compelling read."" - Book Review

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