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While battling Vietnam scars, memoirist receives nearly $5,000 in city water fight
While Christal Presley was uncovering her and her father’s scars from his service in Vietnam, she also ended up unearthing subterranean trouble familiar to other city of Atlanta homeowners:
Water meter problems.
Despite minimal water each month, and even in a city beset by the highest combined water and sewage bills in the country, Presley’s bills were about double her neighbors’.
To write her book and solve her water problems, she had to probe what for too long had seemed normal.
Answers came from questioning authorities – first her own father, and then the city of Atlanta. Continue reading
Posted in Atlanta, Inspiration, Life Changes, Michelle Hiskey, Reinvention, Self-Help, Self-improvement, Transformation
Tagged Atlanta, Christal Presley, City of Atlanta, East Atlanta, life changes, Maria Saporta, memoir, Michelle Hiskey, PTSD, self-help, Thiry Days with My Father, Vietnam, watershed management
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