Letter to Survivor 3-21-2014
Survivor [HAPPY STICKER],
I put “happy” because I am. I
wonder if you can feel my smile all the way there, it’s warm enough to even
melt your snow. My exit summary is complete and my papers are being mailed to
my region on Monday to request my home confinement. May 28th, 65
days and a wake-up….I can do that!
It’ll
be the perfect time of year. I may be having to stay indoors during home
confinement, depending on my probation requirements, but it will be nice
weather and my windows can let in fresh air! Hope will be ready to be ridden.
With all the students heading home earlier in May, some jobs may be available
as well. My future starts in May J
I
miss you sooo much. It’s been 7 months since you dropped me off in the parking
lot. My emotions were on hold, as I walked to the truck to begin the 5-minute
ride across base to the prison. Shock was all I felt for days. I want to help
ensure less of us ever have to go through this experience. Prison is not the
answer for non-violent addicts. I need to help build the alternative, be part
of the solution.
I
started writing, I think a book. It wasn’t intentional. I couldn’t sleep a
couple nights ago and at 4am, it all just spewed out of me, my Prologue. I’ve
had 4 people read it. They say they want “more.” I want it to read like a
novel, even though it’s non-fiction. I think it achieves that and draws in
readers. I’m writing it long-hand, of course, but I’m just inspired to give a
message of hope to others. I’m putting out to the Universe that I’m going to
publish with a major publisher, and try to be on Oprah’s Book Club choice. Why
not? Ha!...
I love you, Dragonfly J
A blog about a woman sentenced to one year and one day in a federal women's prison camp and was sent to FMC Carswell for a crime related to her history of compulsive gambling.
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