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As I come to know these fine people, they share with me more of their personal and sensitive stories. Their collective story is what I am trying to share with you as my way of breaking the stereotypical beliefs that exist. "Blog names" have occasionally been given to me by the person whose story I am telling. Names are never their actual names and wherever I can do so, I might use the opposite pronoun (his/her, etc.) just to help increase their privacy.

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Monday, March 25, 2024

Health Care Professionals... Listen Up!  

When that addicted person is in front of you as your patient, you are their ONLY hope for healing...  

Here's one example of what happens when you fail in your caregiving...

I've known Amy since the first day of my visits to Kensington. Here's a picture of her before drug use. 

I wrote this blog about Amy under the name Allison on Wednesday, May 6, 2020.

Allison at Episcopal: "Get Out of My Emergency Room!"

It would have been better for Amy if that nurse had encouraged her to stay in the E.R. instead of telling her to leave.

Here is Amy now during a recent interview with AML Films: 

Please take the time to listen and learn from her.


Please pray that Amy finds the healing she longs for so much.


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