Home in Carolina (2010)
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McDaniels, the psychologist who’d treated her for her anorexia, on rare occasions. Right after making the decision to help Ty with his rehab, she made an appointment. She wanted to be sure that putting herself into the position of seeing him on a regular basis wouldn’t precipitate a setback with her eating disorder. She needed to be sure she was strong enough for the emotional stress she’d be under.
“You’re looking well, Annie,” Dr. McDaniels said. “It’s been a while since you’ve been in. Is eve...rything okay?”
Annie drew in a deep breath and blurted, “I’m afraid I’m going to stop eating. In fact, I already have a couple of times. I’ve gone whole days without eating more than a mouthful or two.”
To her relief the older woman didn’t looked shocked or dismayed. Instead, she remained calm. “It’s been a long time. Has something happened recently to make you feel as if you’re losing control?”
Annie nodded and explained about Ty. “I’ve decided I need to help him, but I’m not sure I’m strong enough to see him every single day.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
McDaniels, the psychologist who’d treated her for her anorexia, on rare occasions. Right after making the decision to help Ty with his rehab, she made an appointment. She wanted to be sure that putting herself into the position of seeing him on a regular basis wouldn’t precipitate a setback with her eating disorder. She needed to be sure she was strong enough for the emotional stress she’d be under.
“You’re looking well, Annie,” Dr. McDaniels said. “It’s been a while since you’ve been in. Is eve...rything okay?”
Annie drew in a deep breath and blurted, “I’m afraid I’m going to stop eating. In fact, I already have a couple of times. I’ve gone whole days without eating more than a mouthful or two.”
To her relief the older woman didn’t looked shocked or dismayed. Instead, she remained calm. “It’s been a long time. Has something happened recently to make you feel as if you’re losing control?”
Annie nodded and explained about Ty. “I’ve decided I need to help him, but I’m not sure I’m strong enough to see him every single day.”
What to read after Home in Carolina?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherryl Woods to read onlineMoreLess
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