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Anneewakee: One Boy's Journey

Anneewakee: One Boy's Journey

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Mar 20, 2016
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This is the true story of one boy's journey through Anneewakee Boys' Wilderness Camp. Anneewakee opened in 1962 as a treatment center for troubled boys and was essentially shut down in the late 80's amidst allegations of physical and sexual abuse. There are many traumatized to this day by what they endured at the treatment center and also those who credit it with saving their lives. The stories run the gamut, from outright tortuous conditions to those who remember it as a happy place, a place filled with fond memories and lasting friendships. This is Steve's story and his story falls somewhere in the middle. Ordered to Anneewakee by a judge who was sick of seeing the fifteen year old in his courtroom and, on his thirteenth visit in front of the judge, was ordered to Anneewakee and was there over two years. This is his story. Everyone who was there has a different story but this story belongs to Steve.
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Andrew knew pain all too well. His little injury wasn't anything he couldn't overcome, the people treating him, on the other hand, he wasn't so sure. His entire adult life was made of clear boundaries carved in stone, anyone daring to cross them will get punched in the face without a second thought. One evening he ends up in a hospital, there are hands all over him, people tell him to calm down, that they want to help, that they mean no harm. None of their voices matter, all that matters is their hands, touching. But then a rude, bossy man comes- either a doctor or a nurse, and shoos everyone away, he puts his foot down and gives a hard time to anyone trying to argue without batting an eye. Andrew couldn't figure him out, he was a mystery he couldn't solve, and it made him more then a little bit uncomfortable. It was irritating. Andrew was always two steps ahead, he could always read people, know their intentions before they spoke. He swore to himself that he was going to solve the man. He wasn't expecting him to do the same.

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