All the Things We Didn't Say
All the Things We Didn't Say
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I took Driver’s Ed that summer because, basically, I didn’t have anything better to do. Accelerating and braking through the streets and trying to merge into one lane of bridge construction traffic seemed as productive a way to spend my time as anything else.
My father was sitting on the couch, his hands folded in his lap. We met eyes, and then he looked at the coffee table. There was a pamphlet there, next to a full glass of water. It was for something called the Klein-Stochbauer Psychiatric an...d Wellness Center of Connecticut.
He’d already paid the deposit, he told me. They were expecting him there the following day. There were two women on the pamphlet’s cover, both wearing flowing white skirts, both drinking tea. It reminded me of the What Is ECT? pamphlet we had received before he started treatment. What the hell was it about mental health products and people drinking tea? And the place’s nickname was simply ‘the Center’. The center of what?
We took a cab up instead of the train.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I took Driver’s Ed that summer because, basically, I didn’t have anything better to do. Accelerating and braking through the streets and trying to merge into one lane of bridge construction traffic seemed as productive a way to spend my time as anything else.
My father was sitting on the couch, his hands folded in his lap. We met eyes, and then he looked at the coffee table. There was a pamphlet there, next to a full glass of water. It was for something called the Klein-Stochbauer Psychiatric an...d Wellness Center of Connecticut.
He’d already paid the deposit, he told me. They were expecting him there the following day. There were two women on the pamphlet’s cover, both wearing flowing white skirts, both drinking tea. It reminded me of the What Is ECT? pamphlet we had received before he started treatment. What the hell was it about mental health products and people drinking tea? And the place’s nickname was simply ‘the Center’. The center of what?
We took a cab up instead of the train.
What to read after All the Things We Didn't Say?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara Shepard to read onlineMoreLess
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