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|    Sharpe's Enigma page 1    |
|    10 Feb 18 06:56:54    |
      From: denisesharpe15@yahoo.com              I'm still working on my website, but here is my first page. hopefully I won't       need to make changes again.              Welcome Friends,       I want to thank many people who helped me through my journey. Who and why will       be revealed.       First, a bit about me. My name is Denise Sharpe and I'm a 66 years young, I am       a cancer survivor of 12 years and counting. The chemo caused severe neuropathy       and chronic pain, so it's a little difficult for me to do this website, but I       must.              This website tells my story and the story behind the lyrics and artwork of The       Division Bell by Pink Floyd and the Enigma surrounding it.       My journey, which still continues today, was mostly happy times for me, but it       was in 1993 that I found myself in the middle of a dangerous but irrisistable       pastime, so heartbreaking I can barely tell it, because recalling it makes me       feel almost as ill        as I did then. But, writing about it and telling others is the only justice I       will get. I was emotionally abused in ways that are difficult to prove in       court and the musicians that did it are famous. But thankfully other famous       musicians knew what they        were doing and helped me. Even lyrics of innocent musicians were used against       me. But I knew when the moment had arrived for killing the past and Coming       Back to Life. The Division Bell lyrics and artwork tell my story.              I grew up in Detroit and I lived Music every day. In the late 60's, my teen       years were spent watching the British and local bands at the Grande Ballroom.       Music became a huge part of my heart and soul, and it made me who I am today.       So using music to        intentionally inflict emotional distress upon me and to push me to near       suicide was cruel and inhumane. I've tried to tell my story for years, but       since I am an unknown and the musicians are famous, people don't believe it.       And I must be the one to tell        it.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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