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May 23, 2011 52 min

Tastes Like Burning #122: It Gets Better

from Trash Sprinkles

Its the most thought provoking and from the heart Tastes Like Burning ever! On today's show, we talk about your life and where it could go, and how in all truth, It Gets Better. We share our thoughts and feelings on the subject and hope you get an important message out of the show, that you matter and in life it gets better. If you listen to nothing else, please come back for part 2 and listen to James share a very touching and personal story that sums up the whole concept of It Gets Better @ the 29 minute mark. Thank you. The Trevor Project 866 488 7386 Email us or Call @ 817-754-0570

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