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Lynn
Monday, July 03, 2006
Sunday, June 25, 2006
Friday, June 23, 2006
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
My Brain Scan
Three weeks after I took my last hit of ecstasy, I had a neuro-spec scan to help doctors diagnose my psychiatric problems. Doctors told me that my brain scan looked like some one who was 60 to 70-years old and had suffered multiple strokes.
Thursday, April 27, 2006
If I had a time machine...
If you could go back in time and talk to yourself, what would you say.....and more importantly would you listen???? Please email me with your own stories and questions at lynnrollingaway@aol.com.
Monday, April 24, 2006
All you need is love...
This is my first vlog....www.RollingAway.com. I started this to answer questions about addiction, recovery, life, love, you name it. Please feel free to email me with your own stories and questions at LynnRollingAway@aol.com. See you here....
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Ecstasy overdose
Lubbock police expect to wrap up their investigation into the death of teenager Thomas Mallory sometime next week. Mallory died of a suspected ecstasy overdose earlier this month.
Click here to read the article
Click here to read the article
Thursday, June 09, 2005
Listen to my radio interview
Here is my eight minute radio interview from Bill Thompson's Eyeonbooks. I am thrilled to be featured on Bill's Website as few new authors are chosen for the show.
Click here to listen
Click here to listen
Wednesday, June 08, 2005
New review from barnesandnobel.com
Warren Guthrie, someone interested in helping kids., June 6, 2005,
A 'can't put it down' for anyone, everyone.
I loved this book. The slide into drugs was understandable, but the partying was extreme for anyone. Belying that, was Lynn's accessible storytelling, that made the shocking tale seem like it could happen to you or me. Just when I'd had enough drug tales, the book changed. Her relapse read like a Grisham novel. Her family story took the book to a higher, even more engaging human level. By the time she found her 'voice' speaking at a prison, I was cheering for this girl, as I felt I knew her. A great, multi-dimensional, fast-read book. Go Lynn!
A 'can't put it down' for anyone, everyone.
I loved this book. The slide into drugs was understandable, but the partying was extreme for anyone. Belying that, was Lynn's accessible storytelling, that made the shocking tale seem like it could happen to you or me. Just when I'd had enough drug tales, the book changed. Her relapse read like a Grisham novel. Her family story took the book to a higher, even more engaging human level. By the time she found her 'voice' speaking at a prison, I was cheering for this girl, as I felt I knew her. A great, multi-dimensional, fast-read book. Go Lynn!
Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Bart Simpson likes it!
"This very personal account of one young woman's journey is gripping and in-your-face. Smith "talks" right to you, as if you are there with her, at the raves, at the clubs and with her "friends". Don't doubt for one minute that it is impossible to actually "change" your life with one decision. Smith did and anyone who is lost and desperately in need of help can too. You just have to decide."
- Nancy Cartwright, voice of Bart Simpson and author of My Life as a Ten Year-Old Boy
- Nancy Cartwright, voice of Bart Simpson and author of My Life as a Ten Year-Old Boy
Friday, May 27, 2005
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Community Educator
Dear Lynn,
I am a community educator for a Drug and Alcohol Council and teach prevention to kids and adults. Someone taped the segment you did for MTV and showed it to me. I often think about you and wonder how your doing. I show this tape to others and it really makes an impact. So many people just don't know what these drugs can do. I want to thank you for sharing your story. I believe you have saved many lives and will save many more. I pray you will do well in every aspect of your life.
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I am a community educator for a Drug and Alcohol Council and teach prevention to kids and adults. Someone taped the segment you did for MTV and showed it to me. I often think about you and wonder how your doing. I show this tape to others and it really makes an impact. So many people just don't know what these drugs can do. I want to thank you for sharing your story. I believe you have saved many lives and will save many more. I pray you will do well in every aspect of your life.
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Tuesday, May 24, 2005
Addicted too
God bless you, Lynn.
I was once addicted to ecstasy too. The drug had almost completely enslaved me, and I was scared I would never quit. Thankfully, I did. It still really troubles me, though, to see so many others trying this drug who are completely oblivious to its power to consume a person's life.
Thanks again for your testimony and your strength. It has encouraged me, and I hope it will encourage others who are still held captive to it.
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I was once addicted to ecstasy too. The drug had almost completely enslaved me, and I was scared I would never quit. Thankfully, I did. It still really troubles me, though, to see so many others trying this drug who are completely oblivious to its power to consume a person's life.
Thanks again for your testimony and your strength. It has encouraged me, and I hope it will encourage others who are still held captive to it.
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