Will you reach those who have taken the step or
will you just reach those who just say no already? With education, people
still decide to cross over anyway. Are you strong enough? Experience is
helpful but I wouldn't recommend it. There is a woman, a counselor, who's
area of expertise is crack addicts. She joined their ranks. If she can
ever come back,she will make an outstanding counselor. Last seen, she's a
walking corpse. After the first try, all are walking corpses. She stole
from her own children to support her habit. She has prostituted herself.
Jail and rehabs to no avail. Her children are scattered across the
country but they know where each are and keep in touch. Is she still of
value?
Welcome to reality. Good luck.
Maggs
c680910@showme.missouri.edu
"If someone says"I don't know if there's a hand here" he might be told
"Look closer"- This possibility of satisfying oneself is part of the
language game. Is one of its essential features."
On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, Jim wrote:
>
> Hello and greetings to the good people of the congregation.
>
> I have been preparing a drug and alcohol awareness program for High School
> students. My goal is to educate in the reasons why and how one is persuaded
> to take up a vice and how the programming we receive from birth sets us up
> for it. It is my reasoning that maybe if these people are taught how the
> process works they may be able to make more informed choices. I will only be
> discussing how bad these things are in a peripheral way.( No preaching about
> the horrors of substance abuse ) They have been fed that since starting
> school.So what are your thoughts or examples as to why and how one starts or
> trys vice A,B, or C. I am also putting together a web site as support for
> the program and would like to post the reposes to this subject there.
>
> With sincere thanks
> Master Magician & Paranormalist
> Jim Callahan
>
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