Milk Teeth

A Journal of Need, Silence, and Survival

De: Riley Paterson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

She was just going to try it once.

What started as a hush became a hunger—sharp, numbing, necessary. In Milk Teeth, a razor-edged journal written from inside the depths of opioid addiction, one woman tells the unfiltered truth: not just about the high, but the come-down, the sickness, the sweat-soaked nights, the hallucinations, the lies, and the long, clawing crawl toward a version of herself she could live with.

Told in fierce, furious journal entries over 200 days, Milk Teeth is a descent and a resurrection—sickeningly honest, darkly poetic, and painfully human. This is not a redemption story wrapped in a bow. This is the story of what happens when you lose your body, your voice, your friends, your mirror—and try, with shaking hands, to get them back.