Everything I Never Wanted To Be

By Dina Kucera | DMCA

Everything I Never Wanted to Be by Dina Kucera is the true story of a family's battle with alcoholism and drug addiction. Dina's grandparents were alcoholics, her father was an alcoholic, she is an alcoholic and pill addict, and all three of her daughters struggle with alcohol and drug addiction--including her youngest daughter, who started using heroin at age fourteen. Dina's household also inclu...

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Print Length: 209 pages
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Publisher: Dream of Things (March 18, 2011)
Publication Date: March 18, 2011
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B004SPW56A
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I began reading this yesterday. At times I could barely hold in my laughter. Addiction and alcoholism isn't funny, as the author states, unless you are an addict or alcoholic. In just over 24 hours, I finished the book. While I spent yesterday laughi...

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