Summary of Demi Moore's Inside Out

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#1 I remember the time I spent in the hospital as a five-year-old as magical. I was determined to be the best patient ever, and I felt completely comfortable. I had been diagnosed with kidney nephrosis, a life-threatening condition that was little understood at the time.

#2 I knew that Ginny was different than other mothers. She didn’t seem like other moms. She was always reaching for whatever was glamorous, and she knew how to put a look together with natural flair. She was always trying to be glamorous.

#3 My parents had a relaxed relationship with the truth, but Dad got joy out of getting one over on someone. He would go to pay a check and say to the cashier, I’ll flip you: double or nothing. I was always on guard, on the alert for whether someone was going to get angry.

#4 I had a clear sense from early on that I had to look out for my brother, Morgan. We were not exactly helicopter parents, but we moved a lot, and it was difficult for me to make friends.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Jun 2, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822527836

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Insights on Demi Moore's Inside Out

Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I remember the time I spent in the hospital as a five-year-old as magical. I was determined to be the best patient ever, and I felt completely comfortable. I had been diagnosed with kidney nephrosis, a life-threatening condition that was little understood at the time.

#2

I knew that Ginny was different than other mothers. She didn’t seem like other moms. She was always reaching for whatever was glamorous, and she knew how to put a look together with natural flair. She was always trying to be glamorous.

#3

My parents had a relaxed relationship with the truth, but Dad got joy out of getting one over on someone. He would go to pay a check and say to the cashier, I’ll flip you: double or nothing. I was always on guard, on the alert for whether someone was going to get angry.

#4

I had a clear sense from early on that I had to look out for my brother, Morgan. We were not exactly helicopter parents, but we moved a lot, and it was difficult for me to make friends.

#5

I was hospitalized for my kidneys a second time when I was 11, and coincidentally or not, it was right after one of my father’s affairs. I was so bloated from steroids that a classmate asked me if I was Demi’s sister.

#6

I was 11 years old when we moved to Canonsburg, Pennsylvania.