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All original work was submitted by folks throughout the Inland Empire. Enjoy!  \nMarker drawing by Jeffrey  \nGoodbye Letter To My Addiction!  \nI was 13 years of age when I first heard of you. I looked for you for over ayear and a half, but I was told you would ruin my life. At that young of an age, you don't really think about tomorrow or how consequences could really affect you. I would ditch school or go to certain areas where I knew where you were at and finally I met you.  \nWhen I was introduced to you, they slapped me around pretty good and told me you would use me. It ruined my life, but I didn't listen and for 35 years I lied, I cheated, and I stole anything to keep you next to me. Nothing in this world was more important than having you in my hand. During that time in my life, school and family never mattered too much. I never knew what a friend was. I was  \nin and out of institutions for 30 years, the baby of 10. After meeting you, I was no longer their baby. I became a ghost. Ino longer have veins because I ruined them. I ruined my feet, my legs, and my arms for 35 years.  \nI never thought I would let go ofyou today, but I want to tell you that I hate you and you make me sick, but I can look in the mirror today and know that it is not too late to become  \nwhat I might have been 35 years ago. I have the strength and the knowledge to say no to you. With the help of good  \nfriends, I'll never touch you again. This is my farewell to my addiction. -  \nJuan  \nNative to My Mind  \nLonely  \n(written for my mother when she was in prison) You told me you were lonely, You said you needed me. You told me you would hold me, You said this, and pleaded me. And I tell you I am lonely, And that I needed you too. But allyou do is scold me, When all I want you to do is hold me. You tell me you are alone, While I’m stuck here at our home.  \nYou want me to come see you, But now, I don’t even need you. Will you just hurry and forget, All the days that we have spent. I don’t need you anymore, I can live on my own. You tell me that you’re lonely, And you need someone to stay, You tell me that you want me, To never go away. I tell you that I’m lonely, And that I don’t want to stay, I used to want to be with you, But now I’m running away. You told me that this was a cold world, And now I’m here to say, You were right about this world, And the start begins today. You told me you didn’t want me to leave, But your actions make me believe, That you never needed me, You’re just trying to make me stay. You told me you were lonely, But yet you told me togo away. You told me that you hated me, And you hope I soon die. You told me you are sorry, And you promised you would change. But now I begin to worry, That you’re nothing but the same.  \nYou said that you were lonely, And I am sorry to say, That I am going to leave you, Simply,‘cause I don’t believe you.  \n-Eve Thompson  \nMy mind speaks to mein its own tongue,  \nnative to nowhere, native to no one. Even when I was young shitty growing in the city the titty is to what I clung before I begun to get tangled in this web that these spiders spun.  \nRight or wrong under the moon or sun eventually these webs will come undone & ruin their fun then they switch like a bipolar patient and become the moody one.  \nThe friendlier a new friend pretends to befriend you, lends you anything, quick to defined you and careful not to offend you. But the second they get to slit your throat & strip you naked they will take it and that’s murder she wrote.  \n-JeffreyJazwiec  \nYou know what I realize if you die,  \nthe world might cry for a day but the next day they will forget about you & keep going. So why worry about someone who doesn’t care Worry for those who really worry about you.  \nSo when you are gone They have something good to remember you by.  \nGusApolinar  \nMOV","cbCaioAHXPX1TKns","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioAHXPX1TKns","pdf",14695013,8,"English","# April 2022 Issue #1\n## Cover Art and Submission Notes\n## Goodbye Letter To My Addiction!\n## Native to My Mind\n## Movie Review: A Thousand Junkies (2018)","[{\"question\":\"What is included in IEHR's zine issue April 2022 Issue #1?\",\"answer\":\"The issue includes original writing and artwork submitted by people throughout the Inland Empire, including letters, poetry, and a movie review.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the theme of “Goodbye Letter To My Addiction!”\",\"answer\":\"It is a personal farewell to addiction, describing how the speaker’s life was affected over decades and emphasizing the intent to stop using and rebuild.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the movie review say about A Thousand Junkies (2018)?\",\"answer\":\"The review praises it as an honest and important drug movie, notes its grim day-in-the-life focus, and highlights humor and authenticity from recovering addicts involved in writing, direction, and acting.\"}]","IEHR-ZINE - April 2022 Issue #1 - Inland Empire Harm Reduction Zine | PDF"]