Ex-Con Shares Secret of Surviving Prison
Trish Hart, former prison inmate, drug addict Massachusetts auto accident attorneys mother was serving a forty-three month sentence in federal prison when she discovered the secret of not only surviving prison but how to thrive and walkout a better person.
Many inmates get caught up in the drama, power struggles, addictions and violence of prison life. Hart had a reputation of being a troublemaker according to the correctional officers but that was to change. One day while sitting in her cell, the answer to her problems came in a most unexpected way.
God spoke to her and told her that He was with her and that she will never be alone and that the answers to all the challenges of her life in prison and in the outside world would be in following the teachings of Jesus and in turning her life over to the Lord.
Many correctional officers and others are skeptical of inmate’s finding the Lord while incarcerated but after free auto insurance quotes Hart’s words, only the most hard-hearted will not feel the truthfulness of her transformation.
Hart herself was extremely skeptical at first but soon learned that God was not joking. Once accepting the reality of her situation and relationship to the Lord, Hart began to live a Christ-like life, by doing such things as giving away clothing that she desperately needed to help someone who was in greater need. Instead of being angry with everyone, she lost herself in helping others and while in this service to others and her God, she finally found herself. Service to others and giving the all the credit to the Lord made her a new woman.
What better place is there to find the importance of Life than in a jail or prison cell? Miracles are happening everyday in our correctional institutions around the world. Most of us are so caught up in day-to-day living that we don’t have time to ponder what is truly important in life. We find it hard to set aside the time to read the Word of God. A prisoner has the time and if he or she will, instead of just doing time, take advantage of the time and use it for good purposes; miracles can happen for them too.
Hart has written a book titled, “You Are Never Alone.” She shares her secret of surviving prison in her heart-wrenching story of how a little kindness, love and God changed her life and can change the life of inmates everywhere. Now after years of addictions and incarceration, Hart is finally a free women who is proud to announce and share hope to all that, “You Are Never Alone.”
Her story will inspire anyone on both sides of the bars who is experiencing the consequences of drugs and/or prison life. You will laugh and be brought to tears with the struggles and triumphs in Hart’s story as it unfolds in a simple yet compelling manner. One need not be religious to read and feel the honesty in her words and her desire to help those who are among the millions imprisoned around the world.
Most inmates talk of writing a book about their experiences and most of them never do. First time author, Trish Hart not only wrote her book, but also was able to get it published by Tate Publishing.
This is a book that every inmate should read. Loved ones of inmates will also benefit from the feeling of joy that come from first the struggle and then the successes of Hart’s journey. Get a hold of two copies, one for yourself and one to send to someone you know who is still on the inside so they can learn how to survive the prison that we are all living in.
Robert L. Parker is a freelance writer of inspirational stories for the forgotten people of society. Freedom Challenged Individuals and their loved ones may know of his work on greeting cards, some of which may be seen at www.insideoutz.com”>InsideOutz an online card store specializing in greeting cards for Inmates. Loving family and friends of Inmates send his words of hope and encouragement to Prisons and Jails all over the world.
Mr. Parker may be contacted at rlp@InsideOutz.com
Trish Hart’s Website:
yourneveralone.comyourneveralone.com