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Dear Parkside, November 10, 2011 Due to the extreme overcrowding on Sundays at Parkside we the clients of Parkside here by submit a petition demanding change to the current policies that create a situation which is unsafe, unhealthy and unproductive to sobriety. We believe that with the current state of affairs in our country highlighting corrupt business practices being what it is, Parkside is showing us they are not here to help us but to profit from us. This clearly delineates them as being part of the problem, not the solution. We all came here for help. We understand change does not happen overnight. We are a large community of people who are attempting to put in balance our lives, which have been affected by our drug abuse. Being forced into a room to wait an hour before the nurses can medicate us on Sunday because the business hours are inadequate achieves nothing toward our goals, is contrary to the mission statement of Parkside and an insult to everyone in that room, security included. We ask that: 1. Everyone’s case is looked at for consideration for take homes. 2. Business Hours on Sunday are extended to 1:30pm so people have time to get to Parkside AND worship at their chosen church. 3. A supervisor is on staff Sundays to deal with situations that may arise. 4. Have at the least 3 medication windows open at all times. Sincerely, The Clients of Parkside Recovery

Considering a Music Blog

Its been a while since I messed with some of my computers programs and this is a pretty cool one.I wonder how long it would take for the RIAA to bug me if I posted and reviewed copywritten stuff.

Window$ “7” 4Fr33

First post from windows writer

First Publish from Word 2007

Just thought I would test this feature in word. Here going nuttin!!

Blog Entry dated 10/11/2009 12:12 PM

Well here it is October 11 New Tv work GREAT for computer monitor...still playing catchup with my school work ..Living w/ my Dad now broke but surviving...Amylynn back in my life what a year...