Took me a bit to finish as I started this before COVID-19 stress and there are definitely some heavy parts where I had to put it down, process, and come back. If you're looking for an addiction memoir in which it follows the usual narrative (using, rock bottom, everything is mostly uphill from there!), you won't like this. If you want real (very, very real) and ultimately uplifting, but maybe not in the way you'd expect, this is for you. Very thankful Cameron Dezen Hammon (whose memoir this year is among my favorite reads this year so far) recommended this in her IG stories as I don't think I'd have known about it otherwise, and I'm glad I picked it up.
