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• 3/7/2008 6:48 PM Jeff wrote:
  Mic check one two one two.
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  1. 3/8/2008 8:15 AM steve lopez wrote:
     The conversation begins. Pick your topic.
     Music, medicine, friendship, happiness, sanity, public policy, books, movies. I'll answer questions about the book, about Mr. Ayers, about the inspirational work at Lamp Community and the generosity of several members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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     1. 4/28/2008 3:59 PM Roms One wrote:
        My topic is medicine and happiness. Why is it that perscription "happy" pills seem to just mask the problem going on and never seem to make the person taking them happy? I feel like the major pharmacutical companies should start selling more natural alteratives. Just a thought.
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     2. 8/16/2009 4:16 AM leslie holmes wrote:
        Dear Steve,
        I've never blogged before today and somehow got myself subscribed in to Myspace during the night. I'VE BEEN TRYING TO CONTACT YOU!!! Did you get my long message I sent??? I'm not sure I will be able to find your reply on Myspace, since I'm such a techno-phobe.
        Please email me at leslie-tyler@uiowa.edu and let me know if you got my message and mabe your e-mail address so I can better be sure of making contact. Sincerely, Leslie Holmes
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     3. 8/22/2009 2:46 PM leslie holmes wrote:
        dear steve, did you get my long blog on 8/16/09 about the Soloist... i'm trying to get a hold of you but i don't know if blog works for me since i'm such a techno-phobe...would you mind contacting me by email at leslie-tyler@uiowa.edu, that way i can know if i need to rewrite my message and i'll be able to easily reply to your e-mail...sincerely leslie holmes
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• 2/15/2009 4:19 PM Carol Fregly wrote:
  Mr. Lopez,
  
  Will be using your book with a City College English class and am wondering if you will be in the Bay Area for speaking engagements this year.
  
  The book is really wonderful. Thank you for your sensitive and insightful
  portrayal of mental illness and homelessness. And thank you, also, for reminding us of music's universal
  ability to speak to and for each of us.
  
  As Mr. Ayers would say, "Bravo."
  
  Carol Fregly
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• 3/4/2009 6:04 AM Joan Mintz Ulmer wrote:
  For years, my husband and I would read aloud to eachother from Steve Lopez's Philadelphia Inquirer columns over Sunday brunch. When we lost Steve in Philly, we lost that though-provoking opportunity. Now we're listening to The Soloist together on an audiobook and some of the magic is back. No zingers are Philadelphia politicos; but a good read nonetheless. We miss you, Steve and congratulate you on all your successes.
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• 3/11/2009 7:51 AM sam binder wrote:
  I was listening to a repeat of your interview with Marty Moscowian today. I thought that your comment about buddying up people to support and help each other is the basis of the AA program and why it is so successful. A sponsor is there for someone trying to live a sober life and helps the troubled newcomer as you are there to help Mr. Ayers. Are you familiar with the program and have you ever been to a meeting?
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• 2/7/2010 7:40 PM Bob Burke wrote:
  Hey Steve,
  
  My name is Bobby B. I have been nemed the VP of a non profit called Recovery In Action. I am also a very much recovered Schizophrenic. For the last 5 years I have reached out across Los Angeles to help others struggling with the same family of disorders - to help them on that winding path of recovery.
  My business is an LLC and I call it Your Comeback Kid Peercoach. Thanks for your work and care in bringing attention to the cause. I really the message of recovery, of not giving up on anyone, for any reason, is a broader message that needs to be heard across our country and indeed the world. Would it not be such an ironic twist if we who have been labeled as crazy, defective, bad and all the other ignorant comments that fall on our population, are the ones who could help change the way our culture values other people and treats our neighbor?
  My adversities and recovery have been truly transformative and I am know living a life filled with joy, peace and meaning.
  It is so beautiful to see more and more people coming out of the dark and disclosing their struggles mentally.
  We indeed walk on highways paved by millions upon millions of sufferers of the past who never had a chance to fare so well.
  Someday it might be nice to correspond with you and tell you stories of my work on the frontlines of recovery in the community.
  Being a peercoach to the mentally ill is such a rewarding endeavour. Just to help one other to see that there may be some hope from them too. I invite you to check out my youtube video under the tag mental health recovery can be real. I shot it at 2 am in my room for fun and it catches a glimpse of my soul.
  Anyhoo, good luck to you as you continue to get the word out on this issue and many others.
  Sincerely, Bob Burke Your Comeback Kid Peercoaching Service founder LLC
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