The Recidivist: Addicted to Rehab: A shocking novel about alcoholism, rehab, and redemption.
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.21 (982 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1533259054 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 240 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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micksoutherland/ Facebook: @therecidivist omeany2@gmail . About the Author Mick Southerland is a writer, musician, chef, and entrepreneur. He spent most of his life in Austin, TX playing music and running a technology start-up and currently lives in College Station, TX—where he spends a lot of time making up stories
micksoutherland/ Facebook: @therecidivist omeany2@gmail . He spent most of his life in Austin, TX playing music and running a technology start-up and currently lives in College Station, TX—where he spends a lot of time making up stories. Mick Southerland is a writer, musician, chef, and entrepreneur
A raw perspective on addiction fireflystars A dark and often humorous journey through the rehab experience, this book gives a raw perspective on the nature of addiction and trauma, and the difficulties in sustainably addressing either. Through the retelling of other patient's stories, the protagonist moves through the treatment regime of an idyllic rehabilitation center set in the Arizona desert. Feeling part high-school and part prison, the patients try to deal with what haunts them through varieties of therapy, medication, spirituality, short-lived r. lose some sleep but gain some perspective it's worth it! MLG5011 Amazing read, this book grabs your attention and it won't let go. I honestly lost sleep because I just did not want to put the book down (is there a 12 step program for that?) But seriously if you want to laugh, cry, laugh some more, cry some more, and cheer on the writer, THIS is the book for you. Yes, it's deep and dark and may take you to a place you weren't sure you wanted to know about, but once you are there, you can't help but want to learn more and Mick gives it to you. Thanks for putting your story o. "It's a great read and really opens your eyes to what someone" according to Scott D Shell. It's a great read and really opens your eyes to what someone suffering from addiction is going through. Although its dark, there is humor and it really helps with the pacing of the book.
The Recidivist is a satirical assessment of alcoholism, rehab, and redemption. A dark and often humorous journey through the rehab experience, with a stark perspective on the nature of addiction and trauma and the difficulties in sustainably addressing both. Feeling part high-school and part prison, the patients try to deal with what haunts them through varieties of therapy, medication, spirituality, short-lived romances, rule defiance, or relapses into old habits. Through the retelling of other patient's stories, the protagonist m