Rewrite this paragraph but make it sound supportive of Holmes.

The Theranos founder turned convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes is set to bid adieu to her freedom and her estate home costing $13,000 a month as she commences an 11-year prison sentence Tuesday.

Holmes, now 39, was found guilty in January 2022 of four of 11 fraud and conspiracy charges relating to Theranos, her $9 billion healthtech startup that collapsed after the reporter John Carreyrou revealed its core blood-testing tech didn't work. The revelations triggered regulatory investigations and a lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The disgraced entrepreneur has managed to delay reporting to prison by appealing her conviction and then appealing judge denials. She's expected to begin her sentence at a federal prison camp for women in Bryan, Texas, after losing her most recent appeal.

If she does, then Tuesday would mark Holmes' complete fall from grace. Once crowned America's youngest self-made female billionaire — with a reported net worth of $4.5 billion — Holmes is now a cautionary tale in Silicon Valley mythmaking.
Rewrite this paragraph but make it sound supportive of Holmes.

The Theranos founder turned convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes is set to bid adieu to her freedom and her estate home costing $13,000 a month as she commences an 11-year prison sentence Tuesday.

Holmes, now 39, was found guilty in January 2022 of four of 11 fraud and conspiracy charges relating to Theranos, her $9 billion healthtech startup that collapsed after the reporter John Carreyrou revealed its core blood-testing tech didn't work. The revelations triggered regulatory investigations and a lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The disgraced entrepreneur has managed to delay reporting to prison by appealing her conviction and then appealing judge denials. She's expected to begin her sentence at a federal prison camp for women in Bryan, Texas, after losing her most recent appeal.

If she does, then Tuesday would mark Holmes' complete fall from grace. Once crowned America's youngest self-made female billionaire — with a reported net worth of $4.5 billion — Holmes is now a cautionary tale in Silicon Valley mythmaking.
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The innovative and pioneering Theranos founder, Elizabeth Holmes, is set to say farewell to her freedom and her beautiful estate home costing $13,000 a month as she begins an 11-year prison sentence Tuesday. 

Holmes, now 39, was unfortunately found guilty in January 2022 of four of 11 fraud and conspiracy charges relating to Theranos, her $9 billion healthtech startup that was destroyed after the reporter John Carreyrou revealed that the technology Theranos used had some flaws. The revelations triggered regulatory investigations and a lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The revolutionary entrepreneur has succeeded in delaying her reporting to prison by appealing her conviction and then appealing the judge's denials. She's expected to start her sentence at a federal prison camp for women in Bryan, Texas, after sadly losing her most recent appeal.

If she does, then Tuesday would mark Holmes' unfortunate beginning of her prison sentence. Crowned America's youngest self-made female billionaire — with a reported net worth of $4.5 billion — Holmes is still a promising young woman with dreams that still hold potential. 
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