You are not alone!My true story of experiencing sexual abuse and overcoming my childhood trauma is told in this very personal book. My story begins almost thirty years after the abuse ended when I... More > began to face the aftermath; it continues still today. Survivors of sexual trauma, incest survivors, and those with sexual abuse repressed memories can find hope in my healing process."A beautiful presentation of horrible events."< Less
You are not alone!My true story of experiencing sexual abuse and overcoming my childhood trauma is told in this very personal book. My story begins almost thirty years after the abuse ended when I... More > began to face the aftermath; it continues still today. Survivors of sexual trauma, incest survivors, and those with sexual abuse repressed memories can find hope in my healing process."A beautiful presentation of horrible events" ... a readerRead the whole book by clicking on the
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About SCW
About Me … I’m 51 years old, married to the greatest man in the world, mother to 2 terrific kids, and gainfully employed. I’ve worked hard in therapy to find happiness and comfort in my own skin.
I used to have a terrible secret: I was sexually, physically, and emotionally abused by my grandfather for about 14 years. Not only did I endure the pain of the abuse, but I carried carried its mark with me into adulthood. My grandfather convinced me that I was a “terrible, awful, bad person.” He told me that I’d be in “big trouble” if anybody ever found out the truth about how bad I was. That’s an incredibly frightening thought to a little girl.
I carried the inescapable “truth” of my innate badness with me into adulthood and continually worked to hide my “real” nature. After all, if anyone ever figured out what a terrible, awful, bad person I was, then I’d be in “big trouble.”
My wish for you is that you will find hope and healing on your own journey.
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