Jacqueline's Lesson In (Failed) Recovery
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A girl's battle with Bipolar disorder. She's only in middle school and she's forced to figure out her life with a horrible mental disorder. She tries not having therapy, but she becomes afraid of the debilitating disorder and she's put into therapy. She has many secrets that you should read to uncover. A realistic ending to the story many people live. Hope you enjoy and learn sometimes recovery just isn't possible and there's only a few ways out.
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