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Apr 5th, 2010 |
By Bethany Ruck |
Category: All Posts, Bethany's Blog
by Bethany Ruck I’m now being forced to look at my childhood for what it was, not the pretty picture I imagined it to be. For years I convinced myself that I had a good childhood, despite all the abuse I endured. Then I remembered that the good times were really just a cover for [...]
Tags: abuser, Bethany Ruck, child abuse, child molester, coping mechanism, denial, dysfunctional family, facade, family secrets, father, father daughter relationship, healing brokenness, incest, masks, pain, parenting, reality, sexual abuse, survivor, truth, victim Posted in All Posts, Bethany's Blog |
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Oct 22nd, 2009 |
By Bethany Ruck |
Category: All Posts, Our Stories
My brother’s first memory was the adventure of crawling underneath the fence in our backyard to play with the neighbor’s dogs. I envy him. My first memory was of getting raped. I remember laying on the kitchen table with my open diaper covered in blood — an image that constantly repeats itself in my head. [...]
Tags: abuse, Bethany Ruck, betrayal, brother, camping, child abuse, child molester, control, diaper, divorce, dysfunctional family, emotional scars, facade, family secrets, family system, father daughter relationship, fear, healing journey, healing trauma, incest, inner struggle, manipulation, neglect, parenting, rape, recovery, secrets, self help, sexual abuse, silence, survivor, victim, violation, worry Posted in All Posts, Our Stories |
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Oct 20th, 2009 |
By Christina Enevoldsen |
Category: All Posts, Articles
by Christina Enevoldsen Sexual abuse is one of the most traumatic events that can happen to a child. The way their disclosure is handled can make a difference in whether the discloser is a continuation of their trauma or the first step in healing. Though it is difficult to believe that someone could hurt a [...]
Tags: abuser, anxiety, child abuse, child molester, child safety, Christina Enevoldsen, denial, disclosure, fear, healing, healing trauma, keeping secrets, parents parenting, recovery, reporting abuse, secrets, sexual abuse, support, therapy, trauma, traumatic event, trust, truth, victim, violation Posted in All Posts, Articles |
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