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Shari Narine

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To live a good and sober life requires a framework of teachings, says author

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By Shari Narine Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
There is power in story, says Kevin Chief, author of With a Name Like Chief: Reflections on Recovery and Identity Through the Seven Sacred Teachings. Chief found that power in the stories told Friday nights at the sobriety birthday parties hosted by Alcoholics Anonymous. “What was special about Fridays is you could find a meeting in Winnipeg, and I could go listen to someone’s story and it was like medicine.
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Courage and survival key to the past as mothers prepare daughters for the future

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By Shari Narine Verified
| CKRM (Regina, SK) Verified
THE BATTLEFORDS — Eliza Sunshine is the powerful new novel from Governor General’s Award-winning author Michelle Good. It is based on the life of her mother, Martha Eliza Soonias Stiff. “It was 1999 when that strange little conversation that was sort of between (my mother and me) but not between us happened,” said Good, who is a member of the Red Pheasant Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. “And I felt an obligation ever since then.
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To live a good and sober life requires a framework of teachings, says author

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By Shari Narine Verified
| Windspeaker
There is power in story, says Kevin Chief, author of With a Name Like Chief: Reflections on Recovery and Identity Through the Seven Sacred Teachings. Chief found that power in the stories told Friday nights at the sobriety birthday parties hosted by Alcoholics Anonymous. “What was special about Fridays is you could find a meeting in Winnipeg, and I could go listen to someone's story and it was like medicine.
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