What's Left of Us: A Memoir of Addiction Book

Quick-paced read through the destruction of the disease of addiction... all formed in a brilliant, brutal and very often offensive experience that felt honest and gritty to read. the authors experience and message makes this novel different, and it stands out in its genre... rightly so. . plus, it was packed full of fantastic 1-liners, hilarious descriptions and dialog.

some of my favorites include:

Mary Hart, "She's clueless. Consumed individuals like her only hear the music in their head." The normal people of the world will never get, or understand just how on-point and truthful that line is.

"Mocus. That's a term somebody made up. We use it to describe how it feels when nothing makes sense. Nothing adds up. Spaces becomes a silver-gray vacuum. Thoughts enter and exit before I have even an instant to comprehend them. The inside of my head is a washing machine on spin cycle. It furiously pushes all of my thoughts out tiny holes in my skull. Thoughts, thoughts and more thoughts, my head is going to blow off."