When I first read your blog I was greatly distressed by what you wrote. I have reread it over and over again thinking maybe I was overreacting but I am still distressed. First of all, my granddaughter died on August 7th not August 8th. Secondly, she checked herself into rehab in February not April. I have never been prouder of her for realizing she had a problem and was determined to get well. She was in detox for 7 days and transferred to a 28 day program in Georgia. From there she went to a sober living community in San Diego where she developed a severe eating disorder. She transferred to a center in Nashville that specializes in eating disorders and she overcame it. Amanda came home and decided California was where she could go to finishing getting well. She lived in a sober living home and had a job she loved. She was not “kicked out" of the home. The owner told me that Amanda was humiliated at a house meeting over a misunderstanding and ran away. She was going back the next day but died before that could happen. Amanda was an extremely private person and we always tried to respect that. If she wanted to share something in her past with someone that was her choice to make. I do not feel you have respected her by giving her name to people she doesn’t even know. Please remove her name. “Amanda “ would have sufficed.You have also told very private details of her life that she wouldn’t like. I would suggest to you that in the future you ask permission from those who have loved and lost someone to share these private times. I understand that you are trying to bring awareness to people but you didn’t need to reveal her darkest moments without asking first. I’m happy you have found your way to happiness and wish you well.