By 1979, a whole family had appeared—siblings, cousins, an aunt, an uncle—but it wasn’t the insta-family Emily hoped she would get. In chapter four of I Don’t Got This, Emily finds a letter from Theresa.
I DON’T GOT THIS: Adventures in Schizophrenia and Alcoholism by Emily Journey
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Hi, I’m Emily Journey. I founded and lead a website consulting agency with six coworkers. This blog is where I write about the things I’ve learned at my real job.
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