Hello Troy and Happy Dr. MLK, Jr Day. I was checkimg out your blog and I said I'll so some small part and at least write somethimg. I had a relative in prison for a few years and I didnt realize how important my letters and me accepting phone calls helped him through. Im not sure if you get letters from relatives or friends, but what Ive noticed from this blog is that when you post you thoughts on a particular subject, it can strike up ongoing conversations.
I also write you because based on your profile we share the exact same birth month, day, and year and my first name begins with a T lol. But I hope this brightens your day. I wish you the very best as you work for your release and to clear your name.
Keep your head, try to stay positive despite your circumstannces and I really do hope it gets better.
You are all that God said you would be, no man or law or its representation can undo what God has designed for you. Even though I am not there physically know that I am with you always even when my time has come, I am with you. Stand strong and prayful and remember Jesus said knock and the door will be open, seek and ye shall find. He is the author and finisher of your destiny and life. Believe me when I tell you that I love you and miss your physical presence daily and that I am proud that you have finally embraced your destiny.
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post.
The poem was beautiful,it really brought forward the ideas of who we are. Are we made by our experiences? How do our lives differ from other people. While I was writing it out i kept thinking, if this is our life, whatever the circumstances be. You should live it the best way you can. No matter what your life means to the world, you can always make a difference. You've already made a difference, you made a child in the UK understand and think about who we are, and I thank you for that.
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post. Hope some people get to read and understand your point, some things need to be said :) Good day!!
Dear Sara, I also feel like I'm going to Hell sometimes. I use to have an obsession with studying near death experiences of people who went to heaven or hell. I attempted suicide one time and found myself in a dark void with an evil presence. I know that the only way to atone for my sins is through the blood of Jesus. But just like you, I have my doubts about God's forgiveness. I also have scars, physically from having cut and burnt myself when my mental illness was severe. And I also have emotional scars. I suffer from depression and have to take Paxil for it. I hope your life gets better. Take good care of yourself. Regardless of what you did, please take care of yourself. May God be your strength. Sincerely Melissa Albany, Oregon
Sorry about everything your friend has been through. God bless you for being such a good friend to her. Perhaps she can come visit you so you can support her in person.
I'm glad you managed to find some degree of peace over Christmas. I actually sent a Christmas card to you, but I've received it back as I left your DOC# off the envelope (I'm still trying to do too many things at once I think). I will send it to you again, even though Christmas is behind us, the thoughts behind it are eternal.
I look forward to reading more of your thoughts in the coming year. Take care. Nicki
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I also write you because based on your profile we share the exact same birth month, day, and year and my first name begins with a T lol. But I hope this brightens your day. I wish you the very best as you work for your release and to clear your name.
Keep your head, try to stay positive despite your circumstannces and I really do hope it gets better.
Tim
The poem was beautiful,it really brought forward the ideas of who we are. Are we made by our experiences? How do our lives differ from other people. While I was writing it out i kept thinking, if this is our life, whatever the circumstances be. You should live it the best way you can. No matter what your life means to the world, you can always make a difference. You've already made a difference, you made a child in the UK understand and think about who we are, and I thank you for that.
Sincerely
Melissa
Albany, Oregon
I look forward to reading more of your thoughts in the coming year. Take care.
Nicki