The Road back to good health after abuse

[Emilydogcat]

I agree and people will judge when they find out you have been abused. They can shame you. I was abused by my dad (he was very violent; thank God he didn't sexually abuse me but that was luck--he was kicked out in time). But one woman said, "Well, I had a good childhood!" and looked accusingly at me like it was my fault that my dad hurt me or that that made me bad somehow. I can see people not wanting to admit being abused.

[nicolatwo]

You used to have an account called RoevVade. What happened? Why did you change your channel?

[leiapeison]

wow i didn't know you had another channel. good for you.

[theword77]

thank u sister. we praise God for his remedy called deliverance. bless you!

[mlspiek]

I really like your videos (just found them)

you speak very compassionately and clearly on all your topics...

[2020hidesite]

Thank you for you're bravely in speaking out, Hind wounds do not heal well

But when you speak out against it not only do you recover quicker and become healthier

but you help other in the process!

I commend you!

[gothlizard]

that was a wonderful response video, thank you. im sure this will help others as well.

[gothlizard]

and you are absolutely right, until i let it all out and dealt with the trauma itself (as difficult as that was) did i truly begin to heal. yes, i felt worse before i felt better, but the important thing to me is now i can put it past me and move on... a stronger me.