LIFELINE CONNECTIONS

This is a direct contradiction to Jay B's review of this facility. I'm not sure what his beef with the place is but absolutely nothing he says is true. If he lives at Fir Grove like he says, I'd like to say Fir Grove was a nice little park before they built your monstrosity, railroad-car resembling, way over-priced brutalist townhouses. In addition this women's rehab facility was there first, it was there when you rented the place, if you don't like it, leave. I live on the same street as this facility and have for five years. The ladies go on a group walk almost every day and these are the nicest ladies, mostly pushing baby strollers or holding the hands of their young children. They speak quietly to one another and they have often complimented me on my garden. One time one of them bent down to pet my cat and the employee walking with them said "we aren't allowed to touch animals, remember." And the lady stopped petting and said "aw." So I do doubt Jay's version of these ladies carrying knives around threatening people. I'm surprised the place doesn't sue him for even implying that. I have seen the police at Creekside Village at least once a month, which is next door to this center. Creekside Village has turned into a SWAT officer's wet dream. The picture Jay used to show how "awful" these women are was a Creekside picture. These women are never in the road, never loud, never rude. They don't loiter in the street, they don't even cross the street. They walk out down the street turn and come back. I won't add my pictures of how lovely these ladies are even though I have a video camera on my porch and could, because I don't want to break privacy. I'll add one of my garden so I get some google points. These women are working hard to be sober mom's and they deserve respect for that. I genuinely respect them and the people who work at the facility for all their strength.