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Sixteen-year-old Jon Bishop grapples with the devastating loss of his parents in a car accident, further complicated by the separation from his siblings who are in foster care. Stuck in the throes of grief, he finds himself unable to connect with his therapist, Dr. Feldman, resulting in frustrating and unproductive sessions. Jon's inner turmoil manifests in disruptive behavior, leaving him spiraling deeper into his pain. This poignant narrative explores the complexities of grief, the struggles of navigating therapy, and the powerful, yet sometimes destructive, ways we cope with trauma. Ultimately, Jon seeks solace in physical pain, offering a glimpse into the raw and often incomprehensible depths of his emotional turmoil. Comparable works include The Perks of Being a Wallflower

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