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Cammie Wolf Rice
About this listen
Losing a child is an experience beyond this world. In her seminal work, The Flight, Cammie Wolf Rice shatters reality — and in the process, reshapes our perspectives on pain, suffering and the meaning of it all. The Flight displays her struggle to make sense of losing her son to opioids. In this journey, you will find your own.
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- Double K
- 04-01-25
A flight everyone needs to book
Cammie Wolf Rice has blessed me with this book. Brilliant, heart wrenching, hopeful, joyful and giving words to name the heartbreak and pain of anyone who has dealt with a loved one’s addiction. It is a must read and will change your life. The fight against drugs is war. And to win it, we must ALL BECOME SOLDIERS. Cammie, thank you for writing such a powerful book and helping to educate and shred the stigma and shame of addiction. Moms…lock arms and educate yourself. We are a powerful force and with Cammie leading the way, with God as the pilot, we have already won. Now let’s get to work .
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- Hummer
- 03-14-25
Life Changing
Cammie’s narration of her book, The Flight, powerfully illuminates the harsh reality of the opioid epidemic. Through her voice, she brings the devastating impact of addiction to light, making it both moving and inspiring. This book is essential for anyone who has a loved one, friend, or family member affected by addiction. Thank you, Cammie, for your tireless efforts to end the stigma surrounding addiction. Christopher Wolf Crusades is making a profound difference, changing lives one at a time.
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