Young and Well Adjusted
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When Missy finds herself hospitalized for concussion, smoke inhalation, and second degree burns with no memory of how these injurys occurred, or any memory of anything at all, she is forced to pick up the pieces of a life she doesn't recall, and grieve for people she doesn't remember. As she sets out on a mission to find her identity and return home, she starts to realize that there may be an opportunity for another life, without the suffering of past memories, where she can create a new identity for herself, but is it worth if it means leaving behind who she once was, and the people she once loved ?
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