Gypsy Rose Blanchard

Um, and her leg had never healed back fully. Right. So she still had like the pins and screws and plates and hardware to kind of keep her leg, um, in place. Um, And she suffered from daily pain. I won't say that she abused them.

She didn't abuse them. I think she took them as prescribed.

She didn't abuse them. I think she took them as prescribed.

She didn't abuse them. I think she took them as prescribed.

Correct. And dosage makes a big difference. I was around 95, 90 pounds.

Correct. And dosage makes a big difference. I was around 95, 90 pounds.

Correct. And dosage makes a big difference. I was around 95, 90 pounds.

So dosage does make a difference.

So dosage does make a difference.

So dosage does make a difference.

Yes. Laura, Christy, and my mom all knew each other.

Yes. Laura, Christy, and my mom all knew each other.

Yes. Laura, Christy, and my mom all knew each other.

Yeah, I mean, they met in high school.

Yeah, I mean, they met in high school.

Yeah, I mean, they met in high school.

So, I mean, it was a small town. Yeah, yeah. So it's kind of like everybody knows everybody. So, yeah, they kind of grew up together and went to school together and stuff like this. So they were always friends. And when my dad started dating my mom, Christy was still just a friend. Um, but my mom always felt like there was maybe something more and that jealousy kind of grew from there.

So, I mean, it was a small town. Yeah, yeah. So it's kind of like everybody knows everybody. So, yeah, they kind of grew up together and went to school together and stuff like this. So they were always friends. And when my dad started dating my mom, Christy was still just a friend. Um, but my mom always felt like there was maybe something more and that jealousy kind of grew from there.

So, I mean, it was a small town. Yeah, yeah. So it's kind of like everybody knows everybody. So, yeah, they kind of grew up together and went to school together and stuff like this. So they were always friends. And when my dad started dating my mom, Christy was still just a friend. Um, but my mom always felt like there was maybe something more and that jealousy kind of grew from there.

And there was always contention between the two. Did you know that before writing the book or did you, I knew that from, I did know that because often my mom, um, would say really mean things about Christie, um, to me growing up. So yeah, I knew that they did not, or at least I knew that my mom didn't like Christie. So,