by Josh J. | Mar 1, 2023 | ComLine, Voices of Recovery
I recently lost my father, and it brought back a lot of repressed memories, I now find myself day-to-day wondering why and what I could have possibly done to deserve such treatment. I have tried committing suicide multiple times but someone always saves me. I have...
by Jennifer M. | Oct 1, 2022 | ACA And The Arts, ComLine
Oh the delights of a renaissance man!One who shares such talents and toolsUnexpected in their wide divergenceFree from social norms and rules The hippie who embroidered daisiesWherever he found tears in his clothesThen stained glass called to his artistKaleidoscopes...
by Barbara B. | Jul 1, 2022 | ACA And The Arts, ComLine
(The following includes content that some may find offensive or disturbing). There is such chaos in the rigidity,Predictable unpredictability. Meanness. Aggression. Always coiled in the corner. The strong foundation for the crumbly walls of care and concern. Ready to...
by Joanne B. | May 15, 2022 | ComLine, Voices of Recovery
Sitting proudly on the seat of my first bicycle, a “refurbished junkyard special,” I yelled back excitedly to the silhouette standing in the driveway. “Look, Daddy, watch me, I can ride my two-wheeler all by myself!” As I rode off feeling confident, with a...
