Thursday (Sequel to 'From Eden')

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Reads 572
Votes 20
Parts 9
Time 1h 15m

euphoricalangst

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WARNING: Discontinued for now. :( THIS IS A SEQUEL TO ANOTHER STORY I HAVE POSTED, TITLED 'FROM EDEN'. READ THAT BEFORE THIS ONE, OR ELSE YOU WILL BE CONFUSED AND THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. 
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    Inpatient rehabilitation is hard. Paige Hyland learned that when she made a reservation for a six month program in July to try and stay sober off of hard drugs and alcohol. However, she often thought it was the only decision she made that kept her alive through her addiction and heartbreak. 
    
    Eventually, by December, Paige developed meaningful relationships within her program, and she felt hardly alone. Her family also visited during guest hours; she would take three hours with them on Mondays, which became her favorite day of the week. 
    
    Her least favorite day of the week, however, was Thursday. It was the day the facility would receive the most mail, and the Monroeville Rehabilitation and Wellness Center had just issued a pen pal from across the United States to each one of the patients to help increase their ability of maintaining respectful relationships. 
    
    
    tw: descriptions of substance/alcohol abuse, language, withdrawal, descriptions of sexual activity (will specify in the beginning of the chapter if it is abusive sexual behavior) 
    
    - A present day Dance Moms story -All Rights Reserved

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WARNING: Discontinued for now. :( THIS IS A SEQUEL TO ANOTHER STORY I HAVE POSTED, TITLED 'FROM EDEN'. READ THAT BEFORE THIS ONE, OR ELSE YOU WILL BE CONFUSED AND THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. 
    - - 
    
    Inpatient rehabilitation is hard. Paige Hyland learned that when she made a reservation for a six month program in July to try and stay sober off of hard drugs and alcohol. However, she often thought it was the only decision she made that kept her alive through her addiction and heartbreak. 
    
    Eventually, by December, Paige developed meaningful relationships within her program, and she felt hardly alone. Her family also visited during guest hours; she would take three hours with them on Mondays, which became her favorite day of the week. 
    
    Her least favorite day of the week, however, was Thursday. It was the day the facility would receive the most mail, and the Monroeville Rehabilitation and Wellness Center had just issued a pen pal from across the United States to each one of the patients to help increase their ability of maintaining respectful relationships. 
    
    
    tw: descriptions of substance/alcohol abuse, language, withdrawal, descriptions of sexual activity (will specify in the beginning of the chapter if it is abusive sexual behavior) 
    
    - A present day Dance Moms story -

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