Can we talk something else?

Can we talk about something else?

Hello.

Out there.

Every single one of us wants to be better.

We spend a lot of time thinking about it,

planning ways to attack the issue of our issues.

Sometimes we start on it.

Rarely do we finish. But being back to the drawing board isn't the worst place to be. It's actually maybe the best, because at the drawing board,

anything is possible. There's hope there. Endless possibilities. I can think of nothing worse

than going back to the drawing board and finding myself

to be at a chalk, out of ideas, excuses, really. Then what? Well, for some that's rock bottom and

the point where all plans go out the window. Doing becomes a necessary thing, not a choice. For others, all plans go out

the window, along with themselves. And sometimes, they're ex. Welcome to Dark Topic. I'm

your host, Jacqueline. This is a true crime happening. Kill Amy.

Amy Nicole Harwick was born May 20th, 1981 in Sellersville, Pennsylvania.

Amy was adopted by Tom and Penny Harwick and raised 20 miles outside of Philadelphia in Lansdale, PA. She seemed to enjoy a stable upbringing from what I could tell, though any child

who eventually learns a being given up at birth will no dead experience some disturbance.

Amy, self-admittedly, would later experience some difficulty in detaching herself from relationships,

even those that were toxic. Of course, this is not an unusual trait, just something that in Amy's

case would bite and hold her back from time to time. Amy managed to always break free and flourish regardless. She was described as a

creative, intelligent, and beautiful child, who had become even more so throughout life.

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