“A Different Kind of Strong”: Daniel L. Trotter’s Memoir Can Help Others Who Battle Addiction
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ChuckNovember 21, 2019
My heart goes out to the wonderful people who must deal with this type of thing, because they are not in charge of their lives---their addictions are. I taught the Lords' program about Addiction Recovery and Healing for two years, and saw a little of what these good folks must go through. If only more young people could understand what addiction will do to them. The Lords' intervention is very, very necessary to overcome the scourges that wait to destroy people.
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