The three women held captive in a Cleveland house for about a decade say they are doing fine.
That was the message in a letter released by their attorneys Tuesday that also noted a charity fund to help the women has now raised more than $650,000.
The Plain Dealer reports that attorneys who are representing Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight for free say the women are "happy and safe and continue to heal, a process that requires time and privacy."
They escaped from the home on Cleveland's west side May 6.
A former school bus driver, 52-year-old Ariel Castro, has been charged with three counts of rape and four counts of kidnapping, including Berry's 6-year-old daughter fathered by Castro.
Cleveland Kidnapping Victims 'Happy And Safe'
Women held captive in Cleveland home for a decade say they're doing fine. Get the story.
