Letters September 17, 2001 Issue

YOUR LETTERS

with contributions from Joanne Bennett, Annette Plikerd, Caroline Brooks, Andy Hill

I used to send my daughter a Sentinel subscription. She is married and has a family. She enjoyed it but felt she was too busy to have the subscription, and we agreed I wouldn't send it anymore.

The recent issue about alcohol [June 25] was so inspiring that I felt she would enjoy reading the way so many young people worked out this problem (she doesn't have a problem with alcohol but has been around so many that do). I had not shared any individual issues with her for a very long time as she had been moving and was getting settled.

Today we talked on the phone, and she, I think, brought up the fact that she had finally had time to sit down and read the Sentinel and was really grateful for the articles. Her next comment was something to the effect "I really like to read the Sentinel now. It's changed."

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