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Johnny Says: “This is awesome. I don’t know why I didn’t get sent here before, because I reckon none of this would’ve happened if I came here earlier…”
Robin says: “It took getting into trouble to really get some help”
Finishing Time: Glyn six months out
Rich says:”You don’t need to lie to get far in life. Tell the truth, you get further.”
Tom says: “you don’t really appreciate things until you haven’t got them…”
Billy says: “Coming here, you’ve got to want to change…”
Glyn says: “It’s like you’re on a track and you come to a fork in the track. All them years ago I took the wrong fork. This time I’ve got out, I’ve took the right fork…”
Fred says: “Just to have that normality again is just… it’s a godsend coming here, rather than being in there.”
Jake says: “It’s not like I come here, and I’m being punished. I’m coming out and I’m learning something new…”
Tommy says: “I don’t rate myself very highly. I’m here, that’s the main thing.”

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