March 11, 2016

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Membertou’s All-Stars Shine at the Wallys!
Membertou’s youth were the pride
of the community this past weekend
at the 43rd Annual Wallace Bernard
Memorial Hockey Tournament.
Our young all-stars competed in
four-of-six championship games and
put on one of best showings in years,
winning one gold and three silver.
Bringing home the gold was
the Atom Team, coached by
Adrian Gould and Simon
Marshall. When the final
buzzer rang, Membertou
stood tall over Millbrook,
6-4. Both teams played an
excellent game that exhibited
tremendous sportsmanship.
Our Novice, Peewee and
Midget teams each brought
home silvers after playing
some of the most competitive
games of the tournament.
Membertou Novice came up
short against Millbrook in the
first championship game of
the evening, 10-4. It is always
a delight seeing the youngest
players lace up the skates and
having fun on the ice. Thanks
to coaches Craig and Edwin!
The next two championships
were both against Eskasoni,
with all teams leaving it all on
the ice. Final scores were 4-2
(Peewee) and 6-4 (Midget) in
two of the most competitive
games the Wallys have ever
seen. Cary Paul and Leon
Paul served as coaches, along
with Sonny Kabatay and
Storm Sack as managers.
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Membertou also had teams play in
the Bantam (third place) and Oldtimers (fourth).
Congratulations and thanks to all
players, coaches, managers, volunteers, organizers and the fans! We
will see you all next year at the Membertou Sport & Wellness Centre.
Chief & Council
P. 2
Community Notices
P. 3 - 4
Heritage Park
P. 5
Governance Church
P. 6 - 7
P. 8
Health P. 9
Youth Centre
P. 10
PAD & Shirley’s Corner P. 11
Advertisements
P. 12
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NEWSLETTER INFORMATION
The next newsletter edition is
Thursday, March 24, 2016.
Deadline: Friday, March 18, 2016.
No Exceptions!
All content must be sent to:
[email protected]
Newsletter will be available online at:
www.membertou.ca
INFORMATION ONLY
Flyers cannot be published in the
newsletter.
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MEMBERTOU BAND HOURS:
Monday - Friday:
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Lunch: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Phone: 1-800-617-6466
BAND OFFICE CLOSURE:
• Good Friday, March 25
• Easter Monday, March 28
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CHIEF & COUNCIL
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Chief & Council Meeting Schedule
Tuesday, March 15 - Commercial
Tuesday, March 22 - Government
All materials must be submitted Monday before the council meeting by noon.
There will be no exceptions!
MEMBEROU TAX CLINIC: FREE!
CRA has offered to have a tax clinic at the Membertou Capsite every Thursday from 9am to 1pm from now
until end of April. The first session starts tomorrow. This program is FREE for those who want to have their tax
returns done by CRA certified volunteers. There will be limited seating for each session, therefore please ensure
you arrive early, as they will only be able to accept a certain number per week. Also, we are in the process of getting some more volunteers trained from the community, so we ask to please be patient. Thank you.
-Membertou Human Resources Department
MEMBERTOU ICE TIME
Please respect this age groups ice time and stay with
your own age group, please.
I am asking this for the kid’s safety.
Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: 8:00 – 9:00 p.m. 9:30 – 10:30 p.m. 3:45 – 4:45 p.m. 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. Men’s hockey
13-18 yrs. old
12 years & under
Men’s hockey
SOME TOBACCO PRICES HAVE
INCREASED ON MARCH 1, 2016
Any coaches who want to organize some kind of
hockey fun for the kids, this is your chance to learn
and have fun as well. Dust off your old skates and participate. The kids need your guidance and can teach us
a good lesson at having fun.
Thanks for the kids sake,
-Buster
All other prices will remain the same.
Due to the rising wholesale costs of several tobacco
products, the Tobacco Shop will increasing its prices
on a number of its products effective March 1. These
include:
Dumaurier sp Blend Cartons
$83.00
All Regular Cartons`
$81.00
All 200 gram Tin Tobacco
$59.00
Players & Belvedere pouch Tobacco $85.00
Red Man Chew Tobacco
$177.00
Also, the Tobacco Shop will be offering three new
tobacco cartons:
MacDonald sp K’s, JohnPlay & Next Blue
$60.00
MEMBERTOU NATURAL RESOURCES
3. Please check out our web site at http://destinationmembertou.com/natural-resources/ and fill out the
fishing harvest creel survey and fishing updates.
1. Membertou Natural Resources will be organizing
a community harvest for eels and smelts in the next
couple of weeks. If anyone would like to participate
please contact the Natural Resources office at 902 567
2018 and leave your name. Also if anyone would like to
have a feed of harvested fish please leave your name.
2. If there are any elders or community members who
would like a few rabbits please call the office and leave
your name.
Thank you for your continued support,
Chief and Council
4. Winter salmon fishing tags are now available, please
contact Lance Paul at the office for distribution.
Thanks,
Lance Paul
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
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MEMBERTOU SEMI-ANNUAL DONATION
Applications are now available at:
1) Band Office
2) Online at http://www.membertou.ca/2016-semi-annual-donation-may.
Applications will be mailed-out to band members who live off-reserve.
The deadline for the semi-annual donation is MONDAY, MAY 2, 2016.
REMINDER: CLOCKS TURN AHEAD
Please remember to turn your clocks
ahead one hour on Sunday, March 13,
2016.
CAPE BRETON HIGHLANDERS HOST
OPEN HOUSE IN MEMBERTOU
The CAF Cape Breton Highlanders will host an open
house on Monday, March 14, 2016, from 8:00 a.m. –
5:00 p.m. at Maupeltuwey Kina’matno’kuom. In attendance for the open house will be Mi’kmaq member,
Master Corporal Leim Joe, who is also in an instructor
for the Black Bear program.
The Black Bear program is a training and leadership
program fostering the relationship between Canada’s
Aboriginal communities and the CAF.
For more information on 5th Canadian Division and the
Canadian Army please visit www.army-armee.forces.
gc.ca or follow us @5CdnDiv, #5DivSoldier
For more information on the open house, please contact
Lieutenant Felix Odartey-Wellington, Assistant Public
Affairs Officer, 36 Canadian Brigade Group, at (902)
565-8982 or by email, [email protected].
THANK YOU
I’m so overwhelmed with emotions I don’t know what to write right now, but I would like to Thank the Christmas Family of the ‘Bradley Christmas Citizen of the Year Award’, I feel so blessed and honoured to be given this
award. I would also like to Thank my family for who never gave up on me and are always by my side and to my
Community and Friends of Membertou again I’m so honored to have received this Award. I am Forever Grateful
to be a community member from Membertou First Nations. All My Relations, Cindy Kabatay.
PUBLC WORKS SAFETY NOTICE: BRADLEY ST. CONSTRUCTION
Membertou Public Works Dept. asks that community members please stay out of the construction zone at
Bradley Street. There is heavy equipment in that area and they don’t want to see anything bad happen.
The safety of our community members is most important and Public Works wouldn’t want to see anything
happen to them while construction is going on. Thank you.
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
MEMBERTOU
RESIDENT
GARBAGE
COLLECTION
SCHEDULE
Garbage and
Green Bin
Every Tuesday - 12 p.m.
Recycling Collection:
Saturday, March 12, 2016, 12 p.m.
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MI’KMAQ FAMILY & CHILDREN
SERVICES
All Family & Children’s Services
in NS are currently experiencing a
shortage of foster homes. To help
please contact:
Indian Brook - 1-800-263-8686
Eskasoni - 1-800-263-8300
Federation of Foster Families
1-800-565-1884
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THE MI’KMAQ CRISIS LINE
Available to First Nation
communities across Nova Scotia, 24
hours a day, in their own language,
by calling 1-855-379-2099
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NOTICE TO CLIENTS OF OIL
DELIVERY
Social clients who run out of fuel
can contact Joan Denny at 578-6040
cell or 567-3071 home.
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MEMBERTOU SAFETY TRAINING
CERTIFICATES
All employees and contractors for
the Membertou Band will have to
bring in their certificates on any
safety training needed for the job.
To be put on file at the OH&S office.
If these training certificates are not
on file your jobs will be held off
until they are brought in. If you
have any questions please drop in or
give Connie Osborne a call 1-800617-6466 (ext. 2550)
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JOB LINE:
The job line will provide a
recording of any current job
opportunities and how an
applicant can apply for a position
with Membertou. If you are
currently seeking employment
opportunities, please call 902
563-4501 or view the Membertou
website, Facebook, newsletter,
band office or GOC Job Bank.
Thank you,
Human Resource
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JOSH’S COMPUTER REPAIR
$25 assessment fee
Virus removal, software installation/removal, backup pictures/
documents, install new parts/replace parts.
$15/hour | [email protected]
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NOTICE FROM BUTTS
TOBACCO STORE
Minors are no longer permitted in the
store. This is due to the number of
products now on display. Store hours
are now: 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM daily.
Thank you for your cooperation.
-Butts’ Tobacco Shop
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NON-ABORIGINAL PROGRAMS/
SERVICES IN THE AREA
Connect with community programs
and services in your area by dialing
211 or visiting their website www.211.
ca. They provide resource information
for the following:
Child, Youth and Family
Housing/shelters
Food Support
Senior Support
Financial
Health, Mental Health and Addiction
Services
Disability Support
Transportation
Government/legal
Credit Counselling
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Membertou Services
Alcoholics Anonymous
AA meetings in Membertou:
Sunday 8 p.m. (HOW Group)
Wednesday 8 p.m. (HOW Group)
Thursday 8:30 p.m.(Membertou
Group)
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Austin Christmas Plumbing
and Heating
24 hour plumbing and heating
emergency service. New
construction, renovation, service
work. Mechanical ventilation
installation. Call for a second
opinion at 902-304-1090
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Cape Breton Regional Police Services
Emergency 911
Non-Emergency 563-5151 (24 hrs)
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Gamblers Anonymous
GA meeting in Membertou:
3 Kateri Street Mondays 7:00-8:30 p.m.
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Housing Repair Emergencies
New After-Hours Phone Service
For Housing Repair Emergencies
After-hours telephone service for
Membertou residents experiencing
housing repair emergencies. The
telephone service will operate between 4:30 pm to 8:00 am on weekdays and 24 hours during weekends
and holidays. Membertou residents are asked to call the Housing Department’s main telephone
line at (902) 564-2111 and the call
will be directed to a call answering
service. All non-emergency calls
will be forwarded to the Housing
Department on the following
regular business day.
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PETROGLYPHS GIFT SHOP
We have paintings from our local artists in Una’ma’ki!
We also have many new products arriving weekly so get
your shopping done at the Membertou Heritage Park.
- Mikmaq hoodies and Ward hoodies are now $45 each
- Rainboots are $29.95
- Women’s scarves were $20, NOW $15.00 each!
Open daily 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Phone: 902-562-0444
Like our ‘Petroglyphs Gift Shop’ Facebook page for daily updates and sales! We also now have LAYAWAY!
MI’KMAQ LANGUAGE CLASSES
The Membertou Heritage Park will be doing Mi’kmaq
Language Program at the Elders’ Room starting Janurary 18 and running until June 17, 2016. The schedule
for classes is:
MONDAYS
(Membertou staff and community members )
Day session: 3:00 to 4:30 p.m.
Evening session: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Canadian Art Prints and Maxine Noel
present “Not Forgotten” to support
Sisters In Spirit and the Native
Women’s Association of Canada
(NWAC).
Canadian Art Prints Inc. is working with Manitobaborn artist Maxine Noel in her support of Sisters In
Spirit, the First Nations’ anti-violence against women
initiative which is run by the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC).
Maxine, who is a member of the Sioux Nation, specifically created the artwork to remember and honour
the spirits and presence of missing and murdered
Aboriginal women and girls.
The royalties earned from sales of her work “Not
Forgotten” will be donated to the cause and Canadian
Art Prints will also be matching Maxine Noel’s donations.
Sisters In Spirit is run by the Native Women’s Asso-
WEDNESDAYS
(Membertou staff and community members)
Day session: 3:00 to 4:30 p.m.
Evening session: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
SATURDAYS
(Open to general public, $5 park admission required)
1:00 to 2:30 p.m.
ciation of Canada (NWAC). Established in 2005, the
initiative’s primary goal is to raise awareness of violence against Aboriginal women and girls in Canada,
and research the factors that contribute to these incidents. It is one of three NWAC initiatives focusing
on violence prevention and safety – the others being
‘Project PEACE’
and ‘You Are Not
Alone’.
“Not Forgotten”
will be available to
buy as Art Cards (6
x 9 in), as well as a
Limited Edition (13
x 16.5 in), numbering just 975. In each
case, the story that
inspired Maxine in
creating the work is
printed on the back.
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CHURCH •
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CHURCH NEWS
Saturday Masses at St. Anne’s Church Membertou
SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 2016 @ 6 PM
Lector: Louise Paul
Eucharist Minister: Lawrence Paul Jr.
Server: Dean Christmas
SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 2016:
PALM SUNDAY CELEBRATION
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SENIOR’S SPRING FAIR
Senior’s spring fair is schedule for Saturday May 21,
2016, to be held at the new senior center. Looking for
donations and volunteers to help with this worthy cause.
More info will be in next newsletter.
SAINTE ANNE DE BEAUPRE
JUNE 23 – JUNE 29, 2016
Lector: Darlene Anganis
Reading of the Passion: Joan Paul, Sandi Gould & Fr. Bill Burke
Eucharist Minister: Lance Paul
Altar server: Dean Christmas
HOLY THURSDAY MASS
MARCH 24, 2016 @ 5 PM
Lector: Donna Brown
Eucharistic Minister: Edith Christmas
Altar server: Dean Christmas
GOOD FRIDAY MARCH 25, 2016
Mi’kmaq way of the cross at 10:00 a.m.
NO MASS SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2016
EASTER SUNDAY MASS
SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 2016 @ 12 PM NOON
Lector: Monica Paul
Eucharistic Minister: Lance Paul & Edith Christmas
Altar server: Dean Christmas
RELIGION EDUCATION CLASSES
Religion classes have resumed on Tuesday evenings at
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for the grade 2 students they have a few
more classes and then they will make their sacrament on
Saturday April 2, 2016, at the 6 p.m. mass at St. Anne’s
church in Membertou.
The sacrament of Reconciliation for the grade 4 class
will be celebrated on Wednesday March 30, 2016, at 6
p.m. at St. Ann’s Church Membertou.
The Sacrament of Confirmation for the grade 9 students,
there are still a couple of classes left. Sunday April 3,
2016, at 7 p.m. and Sunday April 10, 2016, at 2 p.m. The
Sacrament of confirmation will be celebrated on Saturday April 16, 2016, at 4 p.m. at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys
church on Cabot St. All students and their Sponsor are
asked to please be at the church by 3:30 p.m.
Only 67 days left!
It’s that time again to prepare for St. Anne de Beaupre
trip. Names are coming in fast. There is limited seating
and the Membertou Elders have top priority, so please
get your name and deposit in to Viola as soon as possible to assure your seat on the bus. A lot of work goes
into planning so your corporation would be appreciated.
Thank You
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Clinic Hours
Dr. Jeff Power is available five days a
week. Please contact Maggie, medical
secretary, for an appointment. She can be
reached at 564-6466 ext. 2440
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Evening Clinic
PLEASE NOTE:
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ALL WORKSHOPS ARE NOW “SCENT FREE”
ALL WORKSHOPS ARE FOR MEMBERTOU BAND MEMBERS &
COMMUNITY MEMBERS
HEP-C WORKSHOP
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2016
• Membertou Trade & Convention Centre
• 6:00- 8:00 PM
SCREENING CLINIC
Blood Pressure Check, Blood Glucose Check, and Cholesterol Check
• THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2016
• 1:00 - 4:00 PM
• Membertou Wellness Home
• Door prize draw, refreshments provided
SIX WEEK WEIGHT-LOSS CLASS
Dates: April 7, April 14. April 21, April 28, May 5, and May 12
• Wally Bernard Memorial Centre (Old Daycare)
• 12:00-1:00 PM
• Sign-up sheet at the Membertou Wellness Home, Lunch Provided
WALKING & INBODY CHALLENGE
Dates: April 5, 12, 19, and 26; May 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31
• Wally Bernard Memorial Centre (Old Daycare)
• 12:00-1:00 PM
• Sign-up Sheet at the Membertou Wellness Home, Lunch Provided
PRENATAL INFORMATION SESSION (TANYA & ANGELA’S)
For prenatals, mothers of newborns and toddlers.
• MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2016
• Wally Bernard Memorial Centre (Old Daycare)
• 1:15 PM
• Bingo, refreshments & door prizes!
DIABETES INFORMATION SESSION
For Diabetics Only
• THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2016
• Wally Bernard Memorial Centre (Old Daycare)
• 1:15PM
• Bingo, refreshments & door prizes!
Dr. Power will be continuing his evening
clinics on Mondays beginning at 1:00
p.m.. Please note that due to appointment
bookings that walk-ins are not always a
guarantee. If you make an appointment
and are unable to keep it please call to
cancel or re-schedule.
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Vaccinations
If your child requires vaccinations, please
do not call Dynasty (Plaza) Taxi to bring
you to the Wellness Home. These trips
are not reimbursed by First Nations &
Inuit Health. It is the parent/guardian’s
responsibility to provide their own means
of transportation.
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Diabetes Foot Care
Diabetic foot care is done by appointment only. Please call 902-564-6466 for
Madelaine (ext. 2840), Tanya (ext. 2750),
Jenny (ext. 2830), Natalie (ext. 2760).
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Dental Therapy
Floyd Prosper, Dental Therapist, has been
relocated from the Wellness Home to the
new Membertou School. If you have any
questions for him, please call 902-5646466 (ext. 2790).
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Blood Collection
Wednesdays 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. at the
Wellness Home. Please make sure you
have your health card with you.
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Medical Transportation
Contact Louise Paul at 564-6466
(ext. 2710) if you require medical
transportation. Please contact her ASAP
in order for her to receive approval from
Health Canada for medical trips outside of
Cape Breton
YOUTH CENTER
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PAD & SHIRLEY’S CORNER
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PARENTS AGAINST
DRUGS
Tips for Recovery:
Once you start a treatment program,
try these tips to make the road to
recovery less bumpy:
Tell your friends about your decision to
stop using drugs. Your true friends will
respect your decision. This might mean that you need to
find a new group of friends who will be 100% supportive.
Unless everyone decides to kick their drug habit at once,
you probably won’t be able to hang out with the friends you
did drugs with.
Ask your friends or family to be available when you need
them. You might need to call someone in the middle of the
night just to talk. If you’re going through a tough time, don’t
try to handle things on your own — accept the help your
family and friends offer.
Accept invitations only to events that you know won’t
involve drugs or alcohol. Going to the movies is probably
safe, but you may want to skip a Friday night party until
you’re feeling more secure. Plan activities that don’t involve
drugs. Go to the movies, try bowling, or take an art class
with a friend.
Have a plan about what you’ll do if you find yourself in a
SHIRLEY’S CORNER
Hello and welcome to my most favorite spot where anything could happen within a split second. You are about to
enter the realm of what makes me tick where imagination
comes to life as I see fit. This is the centre of my universe
the good ole noggin where my thoughts come to life to
entertain those who wish to be entertained. En a ways it
has been a spell since we last shared a good laugh, so feel
free to pull up a chair sit for a bit you know relax have a
tea or beer whatever your taste buds prefer.
Have you ever wondered about things that seem to disappear in your home with no explanation? Yeah well I think
I may have found the culprits and trust me when I say it
isn’t the Little People or the woodland nymphs. I found
under the microscope there are two types of these tiny
furry critters. Yeah those who are in full view taunting you
daring you to make the first move while there are those
who like the dark areas such as under beds dressers or
couches.
Now the Hiders are the ones to watch out for because
you never know when they will pop out ready to attack.
Why just last week I came in contact with one of these
creepy crawlers and so the battle began. Hold that thought
someone is at the door. I take a peek around the corner
hmm… never mind maybe he’ll go away if I pretend no
one is home.
A while later as I was sitting in my chair I sense someone
was watching me I look up and who should be peering in
but Buddie. Darn why can’t I get any work done without
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place with drugs or alcohol. The temptation
will be there sometimes, but if you know how
you’re going to handle it, you’ll be OK. Establish a plan with your parents, siblings, or other
supportive friends and adults so that if you
call home using a code, they’ll know that your
call is a signal you need a ride out of there.
Remind yourself that having an addiction
doesn’t make a person bad or weak. If you fall
back into old patterns (backslide) a bit, talk to
an adult as soon as possible. There’s nothing to be ashamed
about, but it’s important to get help soon so that all of the
hard work you put into your recovery is not lost.
If you’re worried about a friend who has an addiction, you
can use these tips to help him or her. For example, let your
friend know that you are available to talk or offer your support. If you notice a friend backsliding, talk about it openly
and ask what you can do to help.
If your friend is going back to drugs or drinking and won’t
accept your help, don’t be afraid to talk to a nonthreatening,
understanding adult, like your parent or school counselor.
It may seem like you’re ratting your friend out, but it’s the
best support you can offer.
Above all, offer a friend who’s battling an addiction lots of
encouragement and praise. It may seem corny, but hearing that you care is just the kind of motivation your friend
needs.
him dropping in grrr…. May as well let him in I thought
to myself as I opened the door. “Hello sistah,” greeted
Buddie. I just eyed him with the look and a hmph. “Oh I
see Gabbie is grabby again today,” he said as he sat on the
couch. I quickly ask what he wanted his reply, ‘Not a darn
thing.” “So why are you here?” I said rather annoyed by
his response. Just then a noise came from the basement
then I heard one of the dogs whimpering while the other
barked up a storm then Sookie the cat comes barreling up
the stairs her hair standing straighter than a tin soldier.
What the heck is going on down there? I yelled to Buddie
to go down and see what it is. He looks at me with terror in his eyes and shakes his head, “Nah hah! I ain’t goin
down there writer lady.” I started giggling, “Awe someone
is scared.” Buddie stares at me while shaking like a leaf on
a windy day. “I’m not scared I just don’t like dogs and they
don’t have a liken for me. That’s all.” “Yea right,” I said.
I leaned over to open the gate that lead down stairs to
my daughter’s unit. I grabbed Buddie and told him I’ll be
right behind him with a smirk on my face. Slowly step by
step we tiptoed down the stairs with trembling Buddie in
the lead and me a few steps behind making ready to make
a run for it. Just as we were about to enter the living room
Achilles jumps in front of Buddie and I turn to make a
mad dash for the stairs when all of a sudden I heard the
eeriest screetch coming from none other than Buddie…..
OMG!!!! What do I do!!! Go upstairs or see what is going
on….
What has happened to Buddie and Jaden???? Till next
time take care & live well
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