Recovery Urban writing mixed
The drug dealers will not buy his family steak off my money! While my kids and I eat hot dog for the second day in a row, just hot-dog no bread. My kids will not wake up throughout the month asking, “where Momma at, or who that man in mommies bed.”
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
If Dope is the answer to your problem! Get this book and find the answer to the dope, and Alcoh is dope
Author Roxanne C. Fredd is12 years clean from all dope and alcohol. What has she done while clean? She has combined an urban style novel along with a recovery-based theme to create her fictional novel, IF THE DRUGS DON'T GET U THE LIFESTYLE WILL.
All of her years clean gives her the right or, should I say, expert qualifications to talk of sick behaviors inside her book. Her book allows the reader a look at the beginning and the end of the ‘get high’ road. She thanks God daily for removing active addiction. This urban story will grab readers' attention with the intensity of the street life! They will also receive seeds of recovery as they learn how to get away from the perils of drug abuse and the violence that is prevalent on the streets.
I am a 61-year-old African American female living in Columbus, Ohio. A disorder called Dyslexia is the burden upon me. My life long dream of becoming an Author has been put to the test when I self-published my book, Gas Card In 2007. Everyone that read it said it was a great read and it kept them on edge
Sunday, May 29, 2011
GreekAllStars.com ~ IUBF ~ Author, Roxanne C. Fredd
I am a 61-year-old African American female living in Columbus, Ohio. A disorder called Dyslexia is the burden upon me. My life long dream of becoming an Author has been put to the test when I self-published my book, Gas Card In 2007. Everyone that read it said it was a great read and it kept them on edge
Sunday, August 8, 2010
My husband, Booker T, and I felt compelled to write this book of fiction
Based on my eleven years clean and sober, I share my personal interpretation of a deadly illness known as addiction. My degree on the disease of addiction came from knowledge acquired through pain and growth through life. While on my quest to enlighten how I rid myself of all drugs and alcohol, I visited correctional and treatment and talked to groups of men and women of all races and ages. The recurring themes of our conversations were, “Drugs and lifestyle, had been their downfall.” I must say that it felt good being able to go into a prison and walk back out the same day. Not having to live with those slamming steel doors day after day for years of my life was a blessing. Every time I went inside a prison, I thanked God that this was not my story.
Then the sting of prison slapped me personally, with my husband and son going into prison. Drugs and Lifestyle had boldly taken over my home with and without my permission. I make that statement because I saw the power of the lifestyle consuming the two men in my life. I vividly recall the big guns, then even bigger guns, that were in what was supposed to be a secret place inside our home.
Then the sting of prison slapped me personally, with my husband and son going into prison. Drugs and Lifestyle had boldly taken over my home with and without my permission. I make that statement because I saw the power of the lifestyle consuming the two men in my life. I vividly recall the big guns, then even bigger guns, that were in what was supposed to be a secret place inside our home.
I am a 61-year-old African American female living in Columbus, Ohio. A disorder called Dyslexia is the burden upon me. My life long dream of becoming an Author has been put to the test when I self-published my book, Gas Card In 2007. Everyone that read it said it was a great read and it kept them on edge
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