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Liz Purcell is a freelance writer, psychiatric survivor, and longtime sober alcoholic. She is also the author of Seeds of Sobriety: Practical Daily Readings for Alcoholics and Addicts (Outskirts Press, 2006).

Seeds of Sobriety: Practical Daily Readings for Alcoholics and Addicts by Liz Purcell — last modified 2008-10-20 13:35
A nonreligious daily reading book for alcoholics and addicts featuring the sobriety priority.
Respect by Liz Purcell — last modified 2008-10-20 13:35
A poem criticizing the hypocrisy of people who abuse someone, then call that person crazy for showing the effects of their abuse.
Sick by Liz Purcell — last modified 2008-10-22 11:33
A poem assuming a social versus a medical cause for mental upset.

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