Leo's Story

Hi Leo,
I continue to be flabbergasted at the realism and honesty in which you write.
You give a voice to all the PALS who can't speak and for that matter those who still can. Through your column you remind them that they are not alone. Since this is a disease of isolation your articles bring hope and inspiration to many others. You may or may not look at it that way, but you are making a huge difference. Your articles are filled with real life issues that apply to all of us regardless.
Val

Posted by Leo Greene at 10:36 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

Dear Mr. Greene, I'm sure you hear this all the time, but I can't wait another week to tell you how much your column has touched me. I hope you don't find this intrusive in any way...I'm just struck with your honesty and quite frankly, as a marriage and family therapist, particularly impressed with your last column on "feelings". Sadly, so many people race from these impending feelings and miss an opportunity to deepen their experience....and move on. You have nailed the process so beautifully, although I wish you weren't having to go through these endless trials of fire. My heart is with you and your loved ones. Please know that there are so many out here who care about what happens to you. I often speak to my clients about your column and encourage them to read it. Sending strength and warmth to you via e-mail, Jeanne Roy, Pomona
Jeanne M. Roy, MFT
Children's Advocacy Center

Posted by Leo Greene at 1:53 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

Dear Leo Greene-
Your periodic stories in the DAILY BULLETIN have been a highlight in my newspaper reading for the past few months. I admire your open honesty, your spiritual searching, the truth of your insights, and your courage in sharing your story with so wide an audience.
Steve Smith
Claremont McKenna College

Posted by Leo Greene at 1:49 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)