The start of a new year ushers in many changes and opportunities. Among these changes are a new Administration, a new session of Congress, and many new lawmakers descending on Capitol Hill. Unfortunately, the new Administration and new Congress must still deal with some of the problems and issues of previous years, Administrations, and Congresses. […]
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Years ago when hosting some teenagers during a fishing tournament, a fourteen year old struggling to understand asked me, “Miss Dana, why did my mother love drugs more than me?” How often do we fail to recognize the hurt, the pain, the loss – the GRIEF, involved for a child when the adults in his/her
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Restoration News 02-2021 Meet Esther…one of our super star volunteers. Esther has worked for 30 years in the mental health system (North Harbor, DCH Health Systems), she has a son, 4 grandchildren and a fur baby named “Mutt”. Through her professional career and her servant’s heart, she sees and understands the need for involvement in
Meet Jon… At 15 years of age, Jon started smoking crack cocaine which quickly led to years of drug abuse and finally addiction. Growing up in Fayette, he only saw and experienced one side of the city. The side he knew was dark, lonely and in his mind, somewhere he did not want to live.
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