I don't know about energy sticking to other energy... my dad always wondered why clouds stick together, and he never got a straight answer either!
I guess some risks are: giving my full self to the ones I love; traveling outside the country because I want to even though it triggers bad memories of being assaulted outside the country; standing up for myself at work.
Hey Joe, I finally got hooked up here to get in touch with you. This is such a blessing to have an outlet to you. I am old now and still lazy so this is just handy. I love you Joe and think of you often. Of course you are in my prayers always. I was coming to see you last week but Mitchell had surgery and I had to stay with him. He is doing well so hopefully I can see you soon. Love 'n misses. Aunt Judy
I will try and find the correct way to send books to you , I really enjoy your blogs and the points you make , it is a common sense approach to the real issues that face prison life and the after prison life , the community at large, it really makes me think outside the square . My email ' Axel" is boe@live.com.au Look forward to hearing from you re sending the books successfully to Paul in prison , your help will be greatly received , Keep well treasure , I will write soon my dear friend Cheers. Heart .
As I told your dad and JoAnne this morning, everyone should be Blessed with a "Greg" in their life. I know I don't deserve the honor of your friendship and love, but I am truly grateful for the Gift of it. You continue to awe me and I'm sure it will always be so. :-) Love, Hugs, and Prayers
hey mommy this is matthew im at grammies i love u.happy thanks giving.happy mothers day ill try to send you a gift for christmas.uncle mike said he sent u 30 bucks did u get it?also he says hey.
Hi Joe, I'm a friend of your Mom's from church. She's a wonderful strong woman and has had a great impact on me. I just want to encourge you and remind you that we can do great things no matter where we are. You are in our prayers. Bonnie
Please try and keep your chin up. Suffering from depression and anxiety myself, I know what it is like when you don't get your meds and things start caving in on you. I suffer from panic attacks when things are at their worst and it feels like I'm going insane (apparently a common symptom of panic attacks) and it's scary as hell so I sympathise there!
I understand why you were selling your meds but I really do not think that it is a good idea noting the tone of this letter! You are clearly having a bad time and missing your meds is NOT going to help things.
I am guessing that if you aren't able to work that you aren't able to study yourself in order to do the legal? Is there anything else that you are good at that isn't going to take it out of you that you could do to help get your legal work done? Some people can teach a language or some other skill in exchange....
I am not going to pretend to know how to deal with gangs as I have no experience of prison myself so would not want to advise you as to how to deal with it, except to tell you to stay strong. I can't imagine how tough it must be for you, but you WILL get through it if you stay strong. Easier said then done I am sure but there will probably be people in there you can talk to (even if it is no-one official, but perhaps another inmate friend?)
Start taking your meds again and stay strong, Donny. The mind is a powerful tool in getting through the toughest of situations, if you use it to your advantage! Get those meds and start making use of the most powerful tool in your tool box to cope.
In the famous words of many a person, "Don't let the bastards grind you down".
RSS
I don't know about energy sticking to other energy... my dad always wondered why clouds stick together, and he never got a straight answer either!
I guess some risks are: giving my full self to the ones I love; traveling outside the country because I want to even though it triggers bad memories of being assaulted outside the country; standing up for myself at work.
Where do you think our energy moves on to?
Cheers,
thewindow
Love ya XL
I will try and find the correct way to send books to you , I really enjoy your blogs and the points you make , it is a common sense approach to the real issues that face prison life and the after prison life , the community at large, it really makes me think outside the square .
My email ' Axel" is boe@live.com.au Look forward to hearing from you re sending the books successfully to Paul in prison , your help will be greatly received ,
Keep well treasure , I will write soon my dear friend
Cheers. Heart .
Bobbie
Love, Hugs, and Prayers
I'm a friend of your Mom's from church. She's a wonderful strong woman and has had a great impact on me. I just want to encourge you and remind you that we can do great things no matter where we are. You are in our prayers.
Bonnie
Please try and keep your chin up. Suffering from depression and anxiety myself, I know what it is like when you don't get your meds and things start caving in on you. I suffer from panic attacks when things are at their worst and it feels like I'm going insane (apparently a common symptom of panic attacks) and it's scary as hell so I sympathise there!
I understand why you were selling your meds but I really do not think that it is a good idea noting the tone of this letter! You are clearly having a bad time and missing your meds is NOT going to help things.
I am guessing that if you aren't able to work that you aren't able to study yourself in order to do the legal? Is there anything else that you are good at that isn't going to take it out of you that you could do to help get your legal work done? Some people can teach a language or some other skill in exchange....
I am not going to pretend to know how to deal with gangs as I have no experience of prison myself so would not want to advise you as to how to deal with it, except to tell you to stay strong. I can't imagine how tough it must be for you, but you WILL get through it if you stay strong. Easier said then done I am sure but there will probably be people in there you can talk to (even if it is no-one official, but perhaps another inmate friend?)
Start taking your meds again and stay strong, Donny. The mind is a powerful tool in getting through the toughest of situations, if you use it to your advantage! Get those meds and start making use of the most powerful tool in your tool box to cope.
In the famous words of many a person, "Don't let the bastards grind you down".
You are in my prayers,
The Little Brit