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A way out of drug addiction
David Fowler spoke with Sentinel Audio Producer Rita Polatin for the podcast series titled “News of Healing” on JSH-Online.com. He shared this story of how he was healed of drug addiction. It has been edited for publication.
In the middle 1960s , I began to smoke and drink socially with friends on the weekends. Soon after this I began to take drugs. At this time, I was living close to San Francisco, and I began to go to dance halls such as the Fillmore and the Avalon Ballroom where you would hear really great musicians.
That was right at the time when there was a lot of psychedelic music, and I began to take drugs such as LSD, psilocybin, and mescaline because I thought of this as the fast track to enlightenment. I also began to play the drums, which I had played earlier in my life, and eventually I joined a very, very good band that played with some top acts.
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October 1, 2012 issue
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Letters
Candace Gibson, Harriett Porch, Norman C. Hutchinson, Bill Marlowe
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God does exist!
Dorothy Estes, Editor, Journal, Sentinel, Herald
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Proof that God exists
Nate Talbot
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A way out of drug addiction
David Fowler
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Prayer for the heart that rejects God
Mark Swinney
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Changing windowpanes
Julie Foskett
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Recharged and rejuvenated
Paul Grimes
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Every child of God is useful
Valerie Minard
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Never homeless in God's care
Deb Hensley
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Home away from home
Logan Landry
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You are what you think
Susan MacFarlane
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My most important decision
Jen McLaughlin
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Clarity about God when innocents are killed
Lois Carlson
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Answers to a key question
Abby Fuller Innes
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To pass by...or not
Patti Kadick
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Spiritual awakening heals injured foot
D' Onna Price
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A church-related healing
Yvonne Renoult
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Cuts from car crash healed without a trace
Tara Darlene Talbot
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Join the march of Mind
The Editors