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"THE OLD HOUSE AT THE CULDESAC IN RIDGE MOUNT HILLS"
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"Country-life can be tough, and it can be rough, but country-life is neither dull nor boring. The smaller the community, the bigger the love; the older the people, the kinder they are, and Ridge Mount Hills was the country life of them all.
Old man Fuzzy lived by himself at the cul-de-sac in Ridge Mount Hills. He had no wife, no child, and no one to take care of him. He was blind and had a hard time surviving. His house broken down, windows falling off, and doors barely hanging on. Fuzzy couldn't see, so then he couldn't repair it, and he had no money to pay someone else to do it."
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How do you tell the people you love about a secret you have been nursing since your brush with death? You are spinning out of control, watching yourself becoming someone who is antithetical to who you are, without the ability to control the transformation. There would be no easy way to break the news to them since you cannot explain the root cause of your downward spiral, so you are left with the monumental task of how to reduce the impact of its revelation. That was only the beginning of Dr. Melissa Bell’s rapid slide back into her nightmarish childhood trauma.