Teenage Degenerate: a Memoir That Explores the Depths of Methamphetamine and Drug Addiction (paperback) Pub. Date: 2016ĭescription: Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. Date: ĭescription: Teenage Degenerate: A Memoir That Explores the Depths of Methamphetamine and Drug Addiction (Paperback or Softback) Teenage Degenerate: a Memoir That Explores the Depths of Methamphetamine and Drug Addiction (Paperback Or Softback) (Paperback or Softback) Pub. We offer expedited shipping to all US locations. Date: 2016ĭescription: 100% Money Back Guarantee. Teenage Degenerate: A Memoir that Explores the Depths of Methamphetamine and Drug Addiction (Trade paperback) Pub. Teenage Degenerate is a deadpan recounting of the perilous and worsening path trod by its author in the experience and ultimate renunciation of addiction to manmade chemical “fixes,” which always fall short, narrating its author’s arduous effort to wrest back some semblance of normalcy and realness after hitting rock bottom.Ĭlick the following link to read the review from of Teenage Degenerate. Inevitably, trusted family connections wither and atrophy in the wake of that synthetic storm of junk, leaving the author with hard cold facts mandating desperate realignment of his withered sensibilities. In this book, young, misguided Scott experiments with crystal meth in dark, deserted parking lots all over the suburbs of Denver, Colorado, making and breaking deals among an ever changing smorgasbord of mutated outliers desperate for the next rush of chemicals. It was small compared to others I had seen, so I considered myself lucky.” Teenage Degenerate is his story about drug addiction, music, and growing up. Sterling What is my book about In 1996, Scott was nineteen and lost in adulthood with an endless job and no future ambitions.

A few days before Thanksgiving, I got my first meth sore, it was on my forearm. Teenage Degenerate: A Memoir that Explores the Depths of Methamphetamine and Drug Addiction By S.C. The sores take longer to heal because meth restricts blood flow to the infected area.

The sores usually occur from constant picking at a problem area, and that becomes larger and larger, and then usually spreads to other areas. “Up to that point, I had avoided getting meth sores or ‘meth mites,’ associated with meth addicts. His rapid decline once in the clutches of crystal methamphetamine addiction is a horror show magnified to highlight all the worst aspects. The book is Sterling’s firsthand account of shedding his addiction to dangerous drugs as a way of growing up.

In 1996, “Teenage Degenerate”’s author Scott Sterling was nineteen and lost in adulthood with a thankless job and a future without any promise.

Teenage Degenerate by S.C. Sterling