I wrote a short story to participate in Sally Cronin’s prompt, I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now. Stop by the Smorgasbord blog to check it, and many other heartwarming posts, out.
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me too,I could wipe up on so many lotteries!
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Thanks for sharing this wonderful and captivating story, Jacquie! xx Michael
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Thank you, Michael. I hope it helps to shed a light on the subject.
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Sobering story!
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It really is. I hurt for the many families who have lost loved ones to addiction.
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Thank you so much for participating Jacquie and sharing this short story with a powerful message ♥
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Thanks for the thoughtful prompt, Sally. I’ve enjoyed reading all of your guests’ posts.
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Thank you for sharing, Jacquie!
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Appreciate you stopping by, Jill ❤️
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This is a great series by Sally, Jacquie. I’m going right over to read your contribution.
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Thank you, Robbie, appreciated!
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Anyone who doesn’t click through to this story is really missing out.
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That means a lot, Jacqui, thank you ❤
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Jacquie, your story touched me deeply. It brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for writing it!
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Thank you, Jan. I feel for those caught in the cycle of abuse, and their families who ache to help but don’t know how.
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Heading over to read, Jacquie. I’ve loved this series from Sally and look forward to your contribution. 🙂
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Thank you, Diana. Are you back from your travels?
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Yes, I’m back. Now I need a vacation to rest from my vacation. Lol. Slowly slowly slowly catching up. ❤
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