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Interview with Writer and Recovering Addict, Steve Wildsmith
Steve Wildsmith is with the drug and alcohol treatment center Cornerstone of Recovery, Inc., and is also a freelance journalist and a recovering addict.
Listen to Steve's story of his chemical suit of armor, his relationship with his mother, and his tribute to Angie, a friend he lost to addiction.
What would you tell Moms who are struggling with an addicted child.
Be inspired by Steve's story and learn more about addiction and celebrity artists who have chosen recovery from his blog articles at: TheTiesThatBindUs.org
PAIN SHARED is PAIN LESSENED. Join us in the All Mighty Mom Tribe HERE.
TO ANGIE: There are cracks in my soul tonight where your light used to shine. I know it's shining now in a better place, burning with the brilliance of a thousand candles. I weep with sorrow that you could never recognize in you what the rest of us saw so easily. --Steve Wildsmith
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Steve Wildsmith is with the drug and alcohol treatment center Cornerstone of Recovery, Inc., and is also a freelance journalist and a recovering addict.
Listen to Steve's story of his chemical suit of armor, his relationship with his mother, and his tribute to Angie, a friend he lost to addiction.
What would you tell Moms who are struggling with an addicted child.
Be inspired by Steve's story and learn more about addiction and celebrity artists who have chosen recovery from his blog articles at: TheTiesThatBindUs.org
PAIN SHARED is PAIN LESSENED. Join us in the All Mighty Mom Tribe HERE.
TO ANGIE: There are cracks in my soul tonight where your light used to shine. I know it's shining now in a better place, burning with the brilliance of a thousand candles. I weep with sorrow that you could never recognize in you what the rest of us saw so easily. --Steve Wildsmith