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T.H.O.M.A.S. (Those on the Margins of a Society) EDGES Magazine Issue 14 - August/September 1998 INDEX
Editorial Comment	The Priest and the Politician
Tackling Drugs	The Governments Strategy
Heaven is when you die	Stuart shares his experiences of life
My Mum's Suicide	My Mum took her live - a sad story
Tim's Stuggle Continues..	Tim's struggle with heroin and life
Happy Birthday Nigel	Edges congratulates Nigel on his birthday
On drugs at 14	How drugs took over Michelle's life
I never thought this would happen	How THOMAS helped an individual to get his life back on track by an anonymous contributor
The inspiration of my Life	Moira's Alzheimers disease does not prevent her beauty touching her husband David's life
Injecting my groin	The experiences of a mother on heroin
People can be unkind	Tracy's experiences. Also on the same page are two poems; On reading Edges for the first time and Homeward Bound.
The Homeless Child	The story of Lisa, a 14 year old child deserted by her father
Canadian Robbed in London	Tim's tale of homelessness after being robbed of his money 2 days after arriving in London
Bishop reflects	BishopVincent Nichols on forgiveness
The Romanian Orphanage & Addict and Is it really failure?	How working in a Romanaian Orphange helped put a life in perpective followed byJohn Michael Hanvey who reflects with help from the experiences of Francis Thompson. (a Preston born poet who ended up on the streets of London addicted to Opium)
In the Shadow of the Millenium Dome	Elaine shares with us what must be one of the most sorrowful times in any life - at her mother's bedside as her life ebbs away over the final hours.
Punks in Leicester Square	The experiences of Darren & Monica.
Sad Statistics	The number of drug addicts, the large rise in asylum seekers and details of the sad plight of many Romanies

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