Category: Josh Blount

What Recovery Means To Me, by Josh Blount

First of all,  it means the opportunity for a second chance at living a meaningful,  productive life.   When I was in active addiction I was not the person I should have been.  I wasn’t the best father or husband I could have been.  My priorities became very turned […]

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Hope In The Ashes, by Josh Blount

Apologies for the silence the last few weeks. Life has been just a little bit complicated here, to say the least. We’ve had a stabbing and two huge E- Squad shakedowns along with the covid quarantine.  They found so many phones and other contraband during the raids, they […]

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Happy Thanksgiving, by Josh Blount

Thanksgiving in quarantine!  How exciting!  Our dorm was officially put on lockdown about a week ago.  That means that the entire Indiana State Prison is quarantined.  It’s crazy!  Just when things were starting to move along good, everything comes to a grinding halt.  Our RWI instructor tested positive […]

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Normalcy, by Josh Blount

     I started working in the prison warehouse a few days ago.  Unloading trucks, pulling orders for the kitchen and sanitation departments, etc, etc… It’s been such a blessing, being able to get into a somewhat normal routine. For a few hours each day it’s like being […]

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Take The Wheel, by Josh Blount

I’m currently in the Recovery while incarcerated program here at ISO. For our progression work we go through the 12 steps of NA program pretty thoroughly. I’m in the process of working through step 7, we humbly ask God to remove our shortcomings. One of the questions was,”How […]

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COVID-19, by Josh Blount

COVID-19 has really changed things up for everyone! Including those who are incarcerated. Obviously not to the degree of being out in the world but it has affected us. It has been about 8 months since I have had a visit and it definitely changes things up. I […]

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by Josh Blount

Never in a million years would I have thought I would be spending my 44th b-day incarcerated! It’s been almost 2 years already and I still wake up most mornings in a state of disbelief. I look around and can’t believe I’m here. That’s the way thing about […]

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