Angry Kids

Angry Kids

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this is the story about the five months I spent at a psychologically abusive treatment center, where I celebrated my seventeenth birthday. I was pulled out of the program on the last day of May 2018 because they had illegally stopped allowing my parents to have any form of contact with me. Despite this, and multiple other infractions, no legal action was ever taken. However, not everything was bad. They had a handful of wonderful, kind staff members, and fortunately a few of the others weren't very good at their jobs. We felt free at times. We forgot where we were. Although many still dealt with the hopelessness, regret, and nostalgia of the past, we adapted over time. I'm writing this years after my discharge. Names have been changed for privacy purposes, and some details changed and stretched for the sake of entertainment (^:
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For the last month I've had nothing but dark thoughts. I finally decided to speak to someone about it. I went to Mr.Harn and told him everything. All he did was hold me and bring me to the schools councilor. He told her the story I was able to utter. She called my mother and arranged for me to be put into therapy. I spoke with her for half an hour. "You've been through way to much for a girl your age!" She said in astonishment. "I know." I replied. "How are you alive?" She asked with both worry and curiosity. "I honestly don't know." I spoke the truth. How am I still alive?

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