The Warden's Office Called Me
Lost Visits Update 2.25
I want to take a moment to thank you, paying subscriber, for your support this month. I have been humbled (in the best of ways) by your willingness to jump into our story, to witness our [until now] hidden lives, and support our efforts to get the truth about American incarceration out.
Right now, there are 24 of you who have stepped up to support us in a way that we never could have imagined. Turns out, being vulnerable really does lead to ever-expanding kindness and reciprocated vulnerability. Your shared stories and desire for change are inspiring us to keep going.
Whatever your personal reason for supporting us, thank you. For every book and snack that you have provided my son this month, he says (sincerely) Thank You.
We sense (and send back) your love.
Updates
I want to keep you, our most ardent supporters, in the loop on a few things that are not public. Today begins a new series of updates for paid subscribers only focusing on our Loss of Visits situation.
These posts will follow our path, through every up and down, to the restoration of my son’s in-person visits. This has already been a 9-month-long uphill, exhausting journey which has required every ounce of my Irish stubbornness.
As mentioned before, I have not been able to see my son in person, not even behind glass, since May 2024 as a result of DOC “policy.” If you missed the “why” episode, please revisit it here.
