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Early on the morning of December 12, 2002, I arrived at Perryville prison in a cold, white MCSO (Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office) van with several other women. Besides my battle with breast cancer, I’d been up all night in the jail in a freezing cold concrete holding cell, and I was tired, anxious, and numb. I had no idea what was in store for me. It turned out to be an unforgettable journey, one that filled me with fear, sorrow, and joy. I met people I never would have in my previous life and experienced things I would not have believed possible. Some were horrific, demeaning, and inhumane; some were wonderful. Gina was part of the wonderful.”

Everyone has a story. No matter who you are and what your circumstances, you have a story and you have the power to use that story to help someone else. Sue Ellen believes we must take the pain, the grief, the fear, and the anger from our stories and turn them into power. Turn the pain into power…power to help others who are lost or hopeless or terrified or angry, power to comfort and love. If you’ve been there and you’ve done that, you are the perfect person to help the next one in line. Live the motto: Been there. Done that. Now how can you help?