Actress and talk show host Susan Weil has a child with a gay man who forgot to tell her he was gay and she didn't notice - as a result he left for a man. To make matters worse, Susan isn't sure she's a good mother to her six-year-old daughter Honey. And she has manic depression, which she doesn't take seriously, no matter what the doctors say. Indeed, is it possible to call a disease serious, the symptoms of which are binge drinking, promiscuous relationships and extravagant actions? And the worst thing is that because of the pills that doctors feed Susan, her friends begin to consider her boring. So, down with the pills! Long live the reckless life! And the reckless life was good until Susan got into trouble. And soon fate presents her with a new surprise - in the form of a psychiatric hospital. For the first time in Russian - “It Can’t Get Worse,” the life story of an ordinary celebrity, a novel by film actress Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia in “Star Wars.”