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| Inmates, vets find new hope through service dog program |
| By khou.com- Sebastian Robertson |
| Published: 05/05/2017 |
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GATESVILLE, Texas -- Inside this women's prison North of Gatesville, two people with very different lives will forever be connected by a dog named Stan. Inmate Nicole Windham's five DUIs got her a sentence of 13 years. "If you don't take responsibility for it and say, 'I got myself here,' and humble yourself - that's been the biggest thing, humbling yourself from wherever you came from," Windham said. Behind barbed wire, she found sobriety, and thanks to the Rockwall based non-profit Patriot Paws, she found purpose. "Waking up in the morning and not having any control; they tell you when you're going to go eat; they tell you when you can shower," Windham said. "That's OK because we did something today." Read More. |
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