There aren’t enough homes or facilities as it is and so many precious souls have been under this terrible disease please approve thos
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Weston Sheffield
5 years ago
Supporting at risk women is important and should not be needlessly and unethically persecuted
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Abby Adams Hodges
5 years ago
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Lori is a phenomenal lady. If she is in charge you can be sure it will be done right. Please come together and support her and what she is doing like you do our local schools, churches, ministries. This is no different. I can’t say enough good things about Lori
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Rita Toney
5 years ago
Until there is a better and safer solution, especially from the local Churches.
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Joey Jackson
5 years ago
Glad to be able to sign this!
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Lauren Pace
5 years ago
I live on Pilgrims Rest Road and I support this mission.
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AMANDA LINDSEY
5 years ago
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I do not understand how anyone can put Christ's name in front of their own and call themselves a "Christian" yet, look to their own selfish wants and dismiss the needs of these women and the helping hand reaching out to them. Southside, look into a mirror before making your decision.
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Brook Duenas
5 years ago
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If it weren't for a treatment facility I graduated from in 2017, New Life for Women I wouldn't have 6 years sober today. It's people like Lori who give hope to those who have lost all hope. She's trying to help rebuild these girls lives and sense of self. Personally for me I went from an addicted, suicidal, depressed young girl to a productive member of society, married, raising my two children, full time job, and extremely happy. If it weren't for those few women who saw something in me when I saw nothing I don't know where I would be today. Please don't allow the stigma that is placed on addicts to control your decision. These girls want help or they wouldn't be there.
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Gene Mince
5 years ago
Lory and Taproot are first class.
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Stacie Hartline
5 years ago
This is a blessing. I love this idea and think it's amazing. You are an angel for helping others.
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Amanda Nichols
5 years ago
Thank you for everything you do, Lori. I am praying on this. We have too many people in our community struggling with addiction, who just get left in the dark. You’re doing God’s work!
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Cheri Owen
5 years ago
I fully support this. I am a Southside resident.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This is good work
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Amy Gramling
5 years ago
Please allow hope and recovery in our city.
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Jonathan Vo
5 years ago
We should support and not resist a cause that seeks to do good and better our world and its people.
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Garrett Steward
5 years ago
This is the best thing the city can do for its community!! This ministry will make a world of difference.
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Rachel Doyle
5 years ago
Sober living facilities are such an important part of rehab! Thankful for the work that you guys are doing!
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Robbie Robinson Doyle
5 years ago
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As a mother whose child was helped through a program such as this with Almighty God’s help and direction I urge the council to approach this with much prayer and an open mind. These people need a helping hand not closed doors.
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Nicole Mowery
5 years ago
These ladies deserve a second chance! They also deserve support from their community!
There aren’t enough homes or facilities as it is and so many precious souls have been under this terrible disease please approve thos
Supporting at risk women is important and should not be needlessly and unethically persecuted
Lori is a phenomenal lady. If she is in charge you can be sure it will be done right. Please come together and support her and what she is doing like you do our local schools, churches, ministries. This is no different. I can’t say enough good things about Lori
Until there is a better and safer solution, especially from the local Churches.
Glad to be able to sign this!
I live on Pilgrims Rest Road and I support this mission.
I do not understand how anyone can put Christ's name in front of their own and call themselves a "Christian" yet, look to their own selfish wants and dismiss the needs of these women and the helping hand reaching out to them. Southside, look into a mirror before making your decision.
If it weren't for a treatment facility I graduated from in 2017, New Life for Women I wouldn't have 6 years sober today. It's people like Lori who give hope to those who have lost all hope. She's trying to help rebuild these girls lives and sense of self. Personally for me I went from an addicted, suicidal, depressed young girl to a productive member of society, married, raising my two children, full time job, and extremely happy. If it weren't for those few women who saw something in me when I saw nothing I don't know where I would be today. Please don't allow the stigma that is placed on addicts to control your decision. These girls want help or they wouldn't be there.
Lory and Taproot are first class.
This is a blessing. I love this idea and think it's amazing. You are an angel for helping others.
Thank you for everything you do, Lori. I am praying on this. We have too many people in our community struggling with addiction, who just get left in the dark. You’re doing God’s work!
I fully support this. I am a Southside resident.
This is good work
Please allow hope and recovery in our city.
We should support and not resist a cause that seeks to do good and better our world and its people.
This is the best thing the city can do for its community!! This ministry will make a world of difference.
Sober living facilities are such an important part of rehab! Thankful for the work that you guys are doing!
As a mother whose child was helped through a program such as this with Almighty God’s help and direction I urge the council to approach this with much prayer and an open mind. These people need a helping hand not closed doors.
These ladies deserve a second chance! They also deserve support from their community!