Inspirasjon



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Sitater fra innsatte

- “In here a friend's letter is worth more than gold. Although I'm surrounded by people 24 hours a day, I often feel as if I'm here alone.” (Q.B., Reidsville, GA)

“Mail is the only thing to look forward to in here...” (J.S., Camp Lejeune, NC)

“I’ve been down for 15 years on a life sentence for murder robbery that I committed when I was 18. At that time of my life I was very confused and used drugs and alcohol, trying to find myself. Because of all the choices I made, all those years ago, I have spent my adult life in prison. Aside from the few family members I have left, I have had little contact with the streets and would like to meet someone who won't pre-judge me because of where I am and for the mistakes I made. I deserve to be in prison for what I did, but I am no longer the same person who did those things.” (T.Y., Hagerstown, MD)

“Prison has taught me the true meaning of loneliness - what it means to be separated from everything that's real... My struggle is not to become a product of this environment...” (G.S., Malone, FL)

“I'm terribly lonely. Whenever the mailman passes my door, which is often, my heart sinks to new lows.” (R.V., Coalinga, CA)


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Sitater om fengsel og livet der

-“It is said that no one truly knows a nation until one has been inside its jails. A nation should not be judged by how it treats its highest citizens, but its lowest ones.” - Nelson Mandela

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1 kommentar:

  1. Ah... Inspirerende ord, ja. :) Forstår så mye som at det betyr enormt mye for h*n som sitter inne bak murene... Både interessant og vondt å lese.

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