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What kind of mother abandons her children? Donna George couldn’t imagine, until heroin and opiates became more important to her than life itself. Even drugs couldn’t mask the pain in her heart, but they could get her busted. Her choice became jail or Sunflower House, an extreme, last chance rehab she couldn’t possibly face. No other program had worked … but maybe, just maybe, tough-love counselors and a handful of colorful characters could help her find the way through the madness and back to her daughters and her better self. An intimate, gritty memoir about addiction and recovery.
