Title: Everyone's a Critic
Product review: If this were a historical piece on the Civil War, would you not expect an element of creativity or sensationalism to add color to an otherwise bland account? As a recovered addict, I look back on my own experience with intense regret, remembering some of the darkest times of my life. From another perspective, that period in my life probably didn't look as extreme as what I was personally experiencing. This story by James Fray is just that--a story & one deserving of poetic license to convey the tragedy he was experiencing. The fictitious elements of the story are analogous to the calamity his life became. Everyone who seems to be so concerned with a ridged, factual retelling of the story: maybe you should start reading Medical Journals instead of criticizing a man trying to share an encouraging story of his path to recovery.
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