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but you cannot help being in the past ages ito reveals never before heard recordings implicating some of the world's most powerful players. everyone close to him would benefit by the abuse of power and corruption. joe wrote up for a fugitive on a just, you know, it's so easy to get high. just thank consumes you. it consumes your body, your mind. everything. every aspect of your life and diction takes over. people are always watching our every move and we have a kid everywhere recovery. they were just waiting for us to drop the hat. i think that we shouldn't have children there, stan, and then mom might get that. her children from us.

if they were about your kids is one of the things is driving you to stay high already use? i think it's very important if you have your kids with you while you're trying to get it all and i'll help you.

so it's a little oil in our hands. so it's like hand over hand, but because his legs are so small he can do just to make this life towards you. i think you might get like this by a little movements we can learn if they like something if they don't like something, that's why this is good for communicating. a sort of circle. i never really had a mother. and what little bit a mother i did have, i didn't want to be anything on my car now, so therefore i didn't know how to be a mother and a lot of women and the same problem. like feeling 11 o'clock at night. i want to do yes. what is what i want to not do or over oh. 'd usually if, if you're here trouble,

free, you should be out here in 6 months, but nobody has a perfect drug like that where i'm trying to get well, here we have way i have a daughter before i had this one. everything went so fast with her. you know, by the time i knew what today's date, things were and adoption face. so i lost her and i feel bad for grid.

you know, this is something hard to live with. it took me about a month and a half 2 months to live here. i found in so this was for you in the second half to call out parliament when i was 17. i was a runaway,

you know and i got pregnant on the run. i would never use it when i was pregnant, but i used it after my pregnancy. i knew before my pregnancy drugs cocaine a lot of different time and much more the baby away from me, the phone for a reason and they are taking notes on a trip to the circus. well i got to do is find out what i'm going to do with my hair because my outfit can look like crap. but who's it's got i got to get something going. i'm not going outside the long time. seriously. you know, it's difficult. i'm going to show you a picture before i came into treatment, homeless,

homelessness picture. look at me now. i'm trying to kids ago. so i don't know if you moved work. this was a person, it's time to question. it's time i was in an oppressive state side. really. i just cut all my hair off, but it's just, it's just ugly to me. i was now my honor ready or not to be in a man already. all right, let's you. and you know, there is enough because, you know, i'm here and that was my life really

was you know where here today very truly care doesn't mean we surrender. this is my pride and joy in here. this is where it started from. how can i not every day have this for him? because sometimes i want to thank him when i look at her and i think that it will kill me to lose her again. i can't do that right now we can walk away from this. c he's going to have chosen my own thinking he did. ringback write me a check is growing up too fast for me. kind

of a good one. take morning scott. i'm hoping that they are that it was

going to change when i'm here and that my back is broken in 3 places like a drug dealer body slammed me over $10.00. and i would have been so long. i've got to go and have surgery done to straighten me up top tech the services they say if i don't find someone to keep him for the time that i'm in the hospital, they're going to take him from me. and i'm going to have to fight them to get him back. so it's really, it's scary feeling. you know, i just take the baby away. you don't know whether we're going to go or if you're going to get him back, it's hard. you know what you, when it comes to, to situation like that is

new. and as it's really easy to lose these babies, it's really, really easy. you know, it's terrible. and the you know, i know i heard all of our peer group once, but i've been here for 7 months. 7, whole one, filling out my application for small most housing. and no this was not a group. i don't get to do things again. i'm going to take my daughter to

a store and bargain to go to a park. the weather's great. get when i got here was the summer time. and now a woman's break him again. i want to be able to, you know, do things with my child that a mother should be able to do that. that's what this means to me makes me feel like i'm actually doing some light for a change even if i didn't see it before. i see it now in this application. i see well, life further than just treatment because this feel is they say it's temporary, but a feels like forever when you're in here for what you want

for one thing, i'm going to take this out the door because this supposed to be in a door. we keep facilities safe and secure, all doors supposed to be locked at all times staff got to be wherever. 'd they need to be at all times and that's what i want to do now to check it, make sure everybody ok what you got right. dish. we're going to be going down. ok. sometimes i get a hard time. every day is not a good day. some time they don't want to get up on time. sometimes they don't want to go here. they don't want to do it is what i asked day or no. you know, because that's the way i was. that's the way i was toward me. you know, it is gross. and it is. it looks gross,

it's not advertising at all. we had better food in jail. oh, good larry. that was. no, no, no, it was too much fun. that's was just too much to do coming up with the night on the situation. i was nothing else, but somehow that night it was just about the south and she could be like, i want to be next to me one to the next. you want to be out is not what you want to be. what you will be off, you get off. it will be all like what you want. you want to be with you. if you give it to you was it? she was in a better no doubt, some place else. i don't like my so i don't like much. but if i don't how much we try to get my stuff together. i never have to say to do with helping you. ok. yes. yes, donna. they call me st. they call me

a sergeant. they call me, oh damn, is donna you extra because passionate about helping these women. because i came from from when they came from the village and known to me and know their depravity. you know, i know led lights down there supposed you know, that's my date that i'm supposed to meet. but certain person things that i should be here a little longer and salute because the work was you were really loud and ready to leave because they think you should stay all day. think that you still are or were but that right there. trigger me to the point that i really i was so angry at myself as angry that i room one to me saying that if it wasn't for recovery,

some time i would made the wrong choices. there's no deliberate is really high. i walk a hospital and left my center never came back, never came back. and there's a long to say yes to say, but i was on drugs. i didn't care about my son, instant shame. it really is a shame because there's not a day in my life that i was sure that we make mistakes. they lay down a little we greg. i used to tell my home pregnant. i smoked the norm. i saw my whole pregnancy for the grace of god. she came our way in the very when you look back, you here believe that things you do get one more, right? some of us are self sabotage issues. and julie might have been one of they get to

the finish line of fall would have, you know, they don't want to know what it she left just like she left. i had no inclination, as she wasn't being true to one's self at all. i don't think she was a model client, but i thought she was determined to hold on to one of those children, you know, and to know it wasn't a shop. well, i'm not shocked because recovery is for who wants it. now, who needs? you gotta keep that in mind.

people who have never been an active addiction. they see it as just, oh, you should just be able to stop. and it's not that it's not that easy. there's no pill, there's no surgery that you can have that will take it out of you. you can manage. this is great and that's it fails. that's sad. now when you see them leave their children, it does affect everyone else. but if you're not on this position, you can't right? but for the direction we go at that moment of silence for a baby who didn't have a choice, didn't matter the moment,

the march on the serenity to accept things, i did change the nervous change that i came to was going to be different. thank you . thank you. how do you like to have me? how are you? good. as a good picture. all right, every bitch or you don't have many pictures of me awake where you and i go back to you that you asked me. i was my chair. i never moved from that spot. i got i do not miss that. yeah. i think when mondays and i was a away either that's

my daughter that's supposed to be coming today. i was pregnant. my thoughts are so it's been 5, maybe 5 or 6 months, but i don't think they're going to make it today. we're going to the journey line general to my foster mother, the woman that adopted my daughter. she said she'd taken and say, i'll not. oh my god, now look at it this way. i can't go out, you go, i can't get high, i'm fine doing so one way everything and won't have me back, so now i'll throw him away. that will be given him away. i just can't do that yet. yes. oh you have. i'm not at hollywood. how i think it's ok to

watch it, but if the come over here, some of them give me some love. oh my god. oh you really? oh my goodness. who is your friends like the chaff? that's ok. oh, you want to see the baby. i'm going to be having my surgery in june or july. we were just talking. and if you can take him out, pay for, you know, his for his cameo on all that stuff and daycare and i'm going, you know, i'll take care of the daycare. it'll be all my food stamp card because i get cash for me and him and it's going to be like $400.00 a month. well, figure out a way to take care of it. and i got it's huge and i love you girl. thank you very much later. all right, be safe to talk to tell me if you need anything. right. larry

says will the 2nd last successful record of this program was. 2 how she was the way to say she was it was jamie actually it was yes. she was actually jewish. i'm packing them and since i'm scared

a little relieved at the drop. a lot of them are friends and family because they use this one in the here. have been my family for the last 8 months. mindstorms like oh my god, i would have my family if they have gotten their children taken away, never got their children on the 1st person in the family. so actually 5 and my daughter back saw the was that

i'm saying i didn't ever think i was going to have my back fixed. that's what kept me sick, get me high. can't begin high because what did i had to live for? i haven't always been like this and it's hard when you, when you're normal for ever and then something like this happens and you know that, that normalcy is taken away. people stare at me and that ok, you know, a little kid stared point and in that

it's not a it's embarrassed if they think, oh, he much. anything will seek care. i didn't ever think i'd ever be happy. and happiness is a delicate thing, you know, and it's, it's something i don't understand how hard it is for some people to be happy.

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