Too Much

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TOO MUCH chronicles life on the brink—the brutal reality of military surgical residency, family dysfunction, and the harrowing battle for sanity. It explores professional gaslighting, personal betrayal, and the depths of mental illness and addiction. Told with unflinching honesty by Dr. Cindy Lee Neighbors, this gripping narrative unfolds within the walls of Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu. From the frantic pace of operating rooms to the chilling psychiatric ward, Neighbors confronts her demons, unearths buried truths, and ultimately reclaims her voice. Accolades for the book include being a 2025 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist and winning the Reader's Views Reviewer's Choice Humanities Gold Award. Praised for its unique perspective on self-discovery and resilience, it resonates deeply with those who have faced similar mental health challenges. Reviews highlight the book as essential reading for young people, addressing workplace bullying, gender discrimination, and a culture of silence. Critics describe it as enlightening, razor-sharp, and a powerful story that questions one’s own life. This inspiring account will resonate with anyone who has felt overwhelmed, unheard, or struggled to find their authentic self amidst external pressures.