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Greg says: “We all make mistakes, and we all learn from them eventually. Some learn a bit quicker than others, but we all learn from them.”
Joshua says: “It’s all being part of an acceptance … me feeling accepted and me accepting other people. It’s a two-way thing”
Cassandra says: ‘Rebellions are built on hope…”
Mark says: “It’s just kept me out of trouble. It keeps me on the straight and narrow really.”
Dave says: “It’s very social. It’s not anti-social. I like that. I’ve had too much anti-social in my life…”
Eric says: “I used to thrive off the narrow escapes of my own recklessness”
Tony says: “this’ll be a part of me for life now, even when I’ve left, because without it, I don’t know where I’d be…”
Joshua says: ‘Sometimes you need a little help to kind of see the light as it were or even be reminded of what kind of life you could have, you know, reminded of what kind of person you could be or was.’
Tony says: “It’s nice to be back out here and given a second chance. I suppose everybody deserves a second chance
Max says: “That’s what you need stability, when you get out of prison… a little stability can create a big change”

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