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    Pharmaceutical Fumes
    Pharmaceutical Fumes
    Pharmaceutical Fumes
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    Pharmaceutical Fumes

    By Adelia Johnson

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    When Meg shakes out the last of her depression and ADHD medication the day before her big exam, she calls her best friend Renae to help her make it through what she thought was going to be a boring day. But between waiting in line behind a woman who could not keep her gasses contained and waiting for Renae to put her phone down and waiting for basically everything, Meg wonders if she'll even get her medication before the stores close.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdelia Johnson
    Release dateMay 22, 2016
    Pharmaceutical Fumes
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    Adelia Johnson

    Adelia Johnson is a student at Full Sail University enrolled in the Creative Writing for Entertainment program. She writes about mental health and LGBT topics. She also loves her pet guinea pig, Potato, and watching BuzzFeed videos.

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