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UPDATE ON PERRIE
August 11, 2016
Hello everyone. Good morning! I hope you all are prospering in all aspects of life!
Today I can say I am mentally in a great place, despite my confinement. My transition into a life of positivity is beginning to crystalize. My mental state is so great right now! My criminal way of thinking is truly vanishing! I think so clearly now. I understand there is no positive future in criminality. So my life is now dedicated to my education and using my story to deter our youth from turning to criminality. I am no angel nor am I fully rehabilitated, but I'm working hard to get there!
I still attend several self-help groups. I also write several organizations and participate in their self-help correspondence courses. I will start studying for my G.E.D in a few months. I've been putting off getting my G.E.D because I know it will be fairly easy for me to pass it. But I'll get it soon!
My step-father who raised me recently passed away. It hurt very much when I received the news. He was an extraordinary person so I am trying to stay upbeat, as I know that's what he would have wanted. REST IN PEACE, LEON. Love you, Dad!
The California Innocence project is still investigating my case. I expect them to speed up their investigation in the next coming months. I will keep you all posted.
This was just a brief update. Look out for my next post. I'm looking for a wife!
Stay Prayed Up!
Always,
Perrie
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I'm glad to read that you are so positive and on the right track! All the activities you mention will continue you on this good path. I would be interested to read more about your experience with the self-help correspondence courses. It would be cool to hear what's out there and if there is anything that strikes my interest.
Sorry to read about the passing of your stepfather. It must be especially hard to receive this news behind bars and not be able to participate in the normal rituals to grieve his passing.
Best,
j.c.