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For many years actress Suzanne Somers kept us laughing. A talented comedic actress, she also knew how to leverage her blonde good looks for a laugh.

But few knew about the abusive childhood she had endured. An alcoholic father made her life miserable, and she said in that memoir that laughter is what got her through.

In this 1993 interview Somers talks about the abuse she helped others get past, in her book Wednesdays Children..

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Suzanne Somers: From Laughter to Healing

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Suzanne Somers: From Laughter to Healing