Richard Bassett
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| Blog Name: | Richard Bassett |
| Url: | http://richbassett.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Addiction, HIV/AIDS, Counseling |
| Description: | Dedicated to the philanthropic work of Dame Elizabeth Taylor. HIV/AIDS/ Addiction/Crisis Intervention Counselor, Homeless Advocate, Humanitarian, Activist |
| Popularity: | 56 Followers |
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Illuminating Beauty
This is Dame Elizabeth Taylor at her most magnificent. She stunned the world with her exquisite beauty, captivated us for decades... as her generous heart helped to save millions of lives from the ravages of AIDS. Her tender prayer, "God...maybe Heaven can wait. This time, maybe Heaven can wait. Please" was heard globally. No one has ever illuminated the silver screen as she has, and there will never be anyone like her ever again.
This is Dame Elizabeth Taylor at her most magnificent. She stunned the world with her exquisite beauty, captivated us for decades... as her generous heart helped to save millions of lives from the ravages of AIDS. Her tender prayer, "God...maybe Heaven can wait. This time, maybe Heaven can wait. Please" was heard globally. No one has ever illuminated the silver screen as she has, and there will never be anyone like her ever again.
"ADDICTION, HOPE, RECOVERY"
Hopeless, helpless and dying. Anyone that has lived with a severe chemical addiction is very familiar with those realities. Soon the thought of actually being dead seems better than a life of torment and daily decay. The idea of just ceasing to exist is the only comfort that you feel. Immersed in addiction for 24 hours a day becomes physically and psychologically draining as you look for anything everywhere, t
Hopeless, helpless and dying. Anyone that has lived with a severe chemical addiction is very familiar with those realities. Soon the thought of actually being dead seems better than a life of torment and daily decay. The idea of just ceasing to exist is the only comfort that you feel. Immersed in addiction for 24 hours a day becomes physically and psychologically draining as you look for anything everywhere, t
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