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From The Talk To The Walk

I first met Frank on a searing August day in Phoenix. He had called the day before because he heard that I "gave money away." He needed funds for a city drop-in center for people with serious mental illnesses. "I don’t know anything about raising money," he said. "But if you come down here and see what we’re doing, I know you’ll be impressed."

So I went. Frank’s project, Survivors On Our Own (SOON), had been given the use of three small, run-down cottages by the Arizona State Hospital, the state’s psychiatric facility. The scene had a concentration-camp aura about . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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