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Maggie Miller

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Wolfeboro, NH, The United States

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Maggie Miller I let go of my expectations and walk away. I focus on the other things in my life that matter to me and search earnestly for a grateful spirit to enjo…moreI let go of my expectations and walk away. I focus on the other things in my life that matter to me and search earnestly for a grateful spirit to enjoy what I can do and have.(less)

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Maggie Miller Free to say what you feel and think, even if it's only for your eyes or the sake of processing things for yourself. Knowing that you can empower other…moreFree to say what you feel and think, even if it's only for your eyes or the sake of processing things for yourself. Knowing that you can empower others.(less)

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Lords Hill: A Place Only God Could Save Me From

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HONESTY IN RECOVERY – HONESTY IN LIFE

Honesty, is it always the best policy? I guess that would to depend on who you ask or what the circumstances are. If we can talk honestly about ourselves to another person with an attitude that shows sincerity and accountability, we have then given credit to “honesty is always the best policy” theory. It helps not only us to be free, but, the other person(s) so that everyone can make an informed d