She immediately fell in love with alcohol. She would drink until she passed out. She loved the feeling of getting drunk; it was the after feeling that she did not like.
Drew was still very young and the more she kept from her mother and lied to her the more their relationship suffered. But the smoking and drinking was not enough for her. Drew was in Amy's car (one of Drew's close friends), well actually it was Amy's mom's car (one of Jaid's close friends), with some of their other friends. Amy's mother was smoking pot and they were all surprised when Amy's mother offered them some. And of course without even thinking twice Drew accepted the offer and had her first try of pot.
Drew had been slowly growing up and she had many boyfriends and experimented with a lot of drugs. Drew had little encounters with her father along the way and she wasn't too fond of him. All he ever asked Drew for was money and all Drew wanted was for him to love her. But one night Drew went out with some friends and got wasted, but she called her mom and told her to get out of the house and leave and not to be there when she got home. So Drew got as wasted as she wanted and when she got home and saw her mom's car in the driveway she was furious. She was so angry and did not know what to do. When she walked into the house she saw her mom with Chelsea (one of her old friends that went to rehab and she did not talk to her after that) and Chelsea's mother.
That night Drew was taken to the ASAP hospital. As the doctors were saying what the drug test had shown, Jaid broke out into tears. As the tech's tried to help Jaid , Drew was taken to the back to settle in. Drew was kept hospitalized for about two months and then taken out shortly after to shoot a movie. Which she ruined her sobriety in. Drew was starting to slowly open up to the group when she got back to the hospital after the movie. About eight months into her sobriety Drew went out with her friend, Andy, and messed up her sobriety again.
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