Blackout Girl: Growing Up and Drying Out in America
ISBN-13:
9781592854684
ISBN-10:
1592854680
Author:
Jennifer Storm
Publication date:
2008
Publisher:
Hazelden
Format:
Paperback
280 pages
Category:
Women
,
Specific Groups
,
Alcoholism
,
Addiction & Recovery
,
Substance Abuse
,
Women's Studies
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ISBN-13:
9781592854684
ISBN-10:
1592854680
Author:
Jennifer Storm
Publication date:
2008
Publisher:
Hazelden
Format:
Paperback
280 pages
Category:
Women
,
Specific Groups
,
Alcoholism
,
Addiction & Recovery
,
Substance Abuse
,
Women's Studies
Summary
Blackout Girl: Growing Up and Drying Out in America (ISBN-13: 9781592854684 and ISBN-10: 1592854680), written by authors
Jennifer Storm, was published by Hazelden in 2008.
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Description
A riveting memoir of what happens to a teenage girl whose life is awash in alcohol, drugs, and the trauma of rape.
Jennifer Storm's Blackout Girl is a can't-tear-yourself-away look at teenage addiction and redemption. At age six, Jennifer Storm was stealing sips of her mother's cocktails. By age 13, she was binge drinking and well on her way to regular cocaine and LSD use. Her young life was awash in alcohol, drugs, and the trauma of rape. She anesthetized herself to many of the harsh realities of her young life--including her own misunderstandings about her sexual orientation--, which made her even more vulnerable to victimization. Blackout Girl is Storm's tender and gritty memoir, revealing the depths of her addiction and her eventual path to a life of accomplishment and joy.
Jennifer Storm's Blackout Girl is a can't-tear-yourself-away look at teenage addiction and redemption. At age six, Jennifer Storm was stealing sips of her mother's cocktails. By age 13, she was binge drinking and well on her way to regular cocaine and LSD use. Her young life was awash in alcohol, drugs, and the trauma of rape. She anesthetized herself to many of the harsh realities of her young life--including her own misunderstandings about her sexual orientation--, which made her even more vulnerable to victimization. Blackout Girl is Storm's tender and gritty memoir, revealing the depths of her addiction and her eventual path to a life of accomplishment and joy.
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