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New comments on my writing, "How Music Saved My Life"

I've received the following comments on my latest writing, "How Music Saved My Life":

- "A few weeks back I wrote about how music -- specifically the Beatles -- saved my life as a teen. Apparently my story helped inspire @CraigRozniecki to put this rather amazing story into words."

- "This was truly wonderful. Thank you."

- "I admire your strength."

- "Mayor Hal Daub. I loathed him and I was from Lincoln! Sad and beautiful story and I'm glad you're still here."

- "I don’t even know what to say. It’s a horrible story. I’m sorry that happened to you."

- "I don't have words, that was big & heavy. And you said it. I believe music can save us. Thank you."

- "Quite an amazing journey Craig, thank you for sharing."

- "I just ready your story about how music saved your life. You are an amazing person!!!"

- "Your writing of this is so raw and beautiful, Craig."

- "I know I don't know you well enough, perhaps, to have the audacity to declare you courageous - but I'm going to take the risk. You are brave and you make me feel proud men like you exist. Your vulnerability is refreshing."

- "Your ability to write about your abuse. That is brave. Fierce. Admirable."

The writing can be read at this link: https://thekind-heartedsmartaleck.blogspot.com/2021/01/how-music-saved-my-life.html

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