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To Hell and Back Again
- An Insight Into Addiction
- Narrated by: Carol Anne Shaw
- Length: 55 mins
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To Hell and Back Again
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Publisher's Summary
To Hell and Back Again: An Insight Into Addiction is a collection of journal entries that were written by Leona Mae Peters during her six month stay at a drug rehabilitation facility in Orlando, Florida.
These entries detail her early years, her coming of age, and the abuse she suffered at the hands of many before her issues with addiction began. She describes her on-again off-again relationship with drugs and alcohol, and discusses her hopes and dreams for the future once making it through her rehabilitation.
©2022 Matthew Tipple (P)2022 Matthew Tipple
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