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Having a husband in prison is a stigma in our society. However it is possible to cope and get through this difficult time in your life. Let me help you along the way and give you a few tips. I myself am a "Prison Wife." My husband has been in the prison system for the past 22 months. He was...
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My first day in prison There are actually a few ways to talk about this, because when I say my first day in prison, most people confuse that with jail. For a small percentage of people, they don't really go through the jail system if they are fortunate to have money for bond. In my case, and about...
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Guilty Dogs! Isn't that how most people feel about prisons and jails? I admit that I used to think that. It is the foolishness of humanity to think that life itself only exists in only day and night; black and white; on or off. Sometimes the dumbest people on the planet are the ones who feel they...
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Second Guessing Second Guessing I think in all things we look at in life, there are little lessons we can learn. Some are more bitter than others, but they exist. Take tonight, just by watching a simple game. Tonight I watched a college football game, Kentucky at Louisville. I watched the game expecting...
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Your "man" and your "loved one" Your “man” and “loved one”: the difference. Ok, let’s set some limitations right off the start. If you have a “loved one” in prison, this post is for you. If you have a “man” in prison, this post is not for you. “Is there a difference?” Damn right there...
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What inmates need/want to hear from you What do inmates need/want to hear? I actually was asked this from a reader on the myspace prison blog, so it seems like something we ought to discuss. The question simply is, “what does my loved one want to hear, or what should I not tell him?” This is a very personal...