Screaming light

Screaming light

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I'm a 12 year old girl named Charlotte. My parents are divorced and my mum is remarried to a man named Rick. I take ADD/ADHD medicine and am 20 pounds under weight. Most of my extended family members think that I'm anorexic, but I'm not. The medicine makes me lose my appetite and if I even try to eat, it's difficult to swallow. The medicine and I are battling, it's effects are bad and I don't want to live with them. I don't want to "cope with my problems" anymore. I want to take action. I want a change. This is the story of my journey. Through the ups, Thought the downs, Through the hells, And so on. This is where it begins.
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