Their voices echoed from behind the prison walls, each cell having its own distinct flavor, its own mark of guilt, but in reality, they were all innocent. They were prisoners of their innocence, yet they internalized the prison, allowing it to confine and prevent them from realizing their potential. They didn’t realize that the doors of their cells were open, that they could escape. They had become accustomed to their confinement and never imagined the possibility of freedom, each with a life beyond their cell. How did their loved ones create these prisons? Fathers, mothers, uncles, aunts, teachers, elders, priests, and community leaders, all created these prisons in the name of love or self-interest. One day, one of them dared to push the door open, allowing a glimmer of hope to enter, and then others followed, venturing into the corridors of suffering, until finally, they shouted to the imprisoned, “There isBreaking free from the confines of their prison, they discovered that life outside was possible and attainable, not a forbidden dream. Slowly, the doors opened, and the prisoners emerged, embarking on a journey towards freedom. This was their escape from the prison. Within the walls, they etched their stories of recovery and wrote tales of their healing on the walls, detailing how to escape from such a place. This book is a testament to their experiences.