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Wow, Cary, such an emotional story. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Thank you so much for speaking out. I love one part of your post in particular; "As for me, never again." I am so glad to see the resounding strength of your spirit and I hope so desperately that we may all have that strength.
I first read your story a few years ago, and it was the last few words that stayed in my mind: I know people who have been abused. Since then, I've been a little more aware, a little less eager to dismiss 'wrong' signs. Thank you for opening my eyes.
Thank you for sharing your story. You are very brave for speaking out and especially for being the first story here. Your strength and resilience is evident.
The longest journey, and the courage to take that one terrifyingly large first step...
The louder the voice, the farther the message goes.
Keep shouting to the skies, Cary and others. You will be heard.
thanks Cary for sharing your story, having been there myself i know the pain behind this and why its so hard to speak out, if your story saves one persons life then you have done your job...Glad you got out alive.
Wow, Cary...you are amazing! I love the fact that you were able to confront those who hurt you. You put the responsibility of their actions on them...hard to do in any situation.
Violence Unsilenced: http://violenceunsilenced.com/cary/ Because bravery always deserves our attention.
Thank you for sharing this. I am really moved and impressed by your having confronted your abusers. I admire your courage and strength for this, for sharing your story here, and for making your life into a success story.
I think its great that you were able to confront the person who molested you. I am working myself up to that point.
Thanks for sharing your story.
Thank you for sharing your story. It's so important that these stories are told so that others, can come forward.
Thank you for sharing your story, Cary, and for helping to illustrate that domestic violence lurks everywhere.
Showing nerve we all can envy @CaryRN speaks out about HER OWN experience of domestic and childhood abuse: http://is.gd/jUwT *PLEASE RT! *
Thank you for sharing your story, Cary, and helping to launch this wonderful website.
Maggie: I am in awe of your inspiration and determination to commence on the journey to eradicate Domestic Violence!! I commend you and admire you. This proves to be a powerful site for anyone, whether survivors or educating those who have not witnessed it first hand.
Cary: Your story is heartbreaking and inspiring all at once. You have immeasurable courage for contributing the first post and sharing your ordeal. I commend you for being capable of shedding tears. Crying can be a release. I, unfortunately, have been unable to cry for quite some time. Maybe because I have cried too much for too long.
Much luck to keeping this site alive and educating the masses. My thoughts and prayers are with you all :-)
Brava to you for sharing. Your story will help many other women accept what has happened to them.
Cary, Bravery and courage doesn't ever come easily, but has a reward all of its own. I have discovered throughout life that if you turn the light onto something dark it doesn't have the same power as if you let it stay hidden. Well done telling your story and who of us ever can say they have never experienced dark thoughts or actions, none; I believe. All the best for the future.
I tried to pick up a badge, but none of them would show on my blog...not sure if it is my internet or your badges...have had internet hick ups for the last few days.
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Cary,
You are an amazing, strong, inspiring woman. Thank you for sharing your story -- and for being the first one to step onto an empty stage. We're here with you, filling the cavernous hall with sound, lifting you into the light.
Please be sure to read the first domestic violence survivor story, courtesy of brave & lovely @CaryRN : http://violenceunsilenced.com/cary/
Cary, you are amazing. Thank you for sharing your story and letting everyone know that horrible things happen to "normal" people.
And Maggie, as always, you astound me with your awesomeness. :)
Thank you for writing this, Carey. Thank you for being the first voice here – a voice that resonates so loudly and strongly. Your strength is admirable. May it also be madly and wildly infectious, encouraging women everywhere to stand up. For themselves and for each other.
God bless.
xoxo
Thank you, Cary, for sharing your story.
I stood by a friend who confronted her childhood abuser (also a family member) and it was heartbreaking, yet empowering. Kudos to you for standing up for yourself then, and now, here.
you used your voice and confronted the silence. every time we speak, we take away a bit of the cover that protects them.
(((CARY))) I found it interesting that we've crossed paths elsewhere and here you are, being so brave. Thank you...
Though I don't spend time on blogs anymore, mine or other people's, I came out of hiding today to say two things:
1. Thank you, Cary, for sharing your story. As Lao-Tzu said, "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." Huge gratitude to you for being that first step.
2. Thank you, Maggie, for being brave and strong and true to an issue that needed a voice. You ARE the change, no matter what you think. This is a powerful thing you're doing. I am so damn proud of you.
Cary, a strong voice to start this off. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for being brave enough to take a stance against your abusers! That alone is so powerful. But its true that we often look for "the bad guy, the evil face" when really abusers are just as likely to be our neighbors and so-called friends. You will no doubt help many with your story!
Thank you for sharing your story. Though it is in your past and you have a very different life now, it has to be one of the braviest acts to open up your past and share it with others in hopes of giving them the courage to see life can change and no one deserves abuse. Hugs to you. And huge thanks to Maggie for giving this site so that many stories can be told and lives can be changed.
Thank you for being the first to tell your story. I've always said it wasn't a matter of intelligence, plenty of us are intelligent...we were just lost in our pain. Each story that is told is one more added to the chorus of no more, never again. Soon the silence will be a shout of defiance.
I saw me in you, and I know so many more will see themselves here as well.
(Hugs)Indigo
I hope this Voice has a long and helpful life. As a retired Law Enforcement Officer I have seen first hand the futility of a victims cry for help when it reaches the court system. I have cried with children over the loss of a parent, I've cried with women who had been convinced that they deserved every kick slap and insult hurled in their direction. I have counseled women (and a few men) to leave their abusers then threatened by that abuser. Luckily I was in a position to ensure that the threat maker landed in jail...with me turning the key. If every woman (okay, and some men too) could just realize their self worth, if it could be taught in the schools if not learned in the home, what a different world this place would be. How sad that there is no Self Worth vaccination to be had. Please, count on me for any thing I can do to help with this blogsite so that we keep it going.
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Cary, thank you. I can see so much of myself in your words, and I'm sure that hundreds of other women will, as well. Thank you for having the courage to share this. Never again, indeed.
Thank you, Cary.
Never again. I echo the thanks to you for being so brave and open about your experiences. We *need* to talk about this, openly and constantly.
I'm trying to work up the guts to say something I've told no one for 20 years.
Thank you.
What an incredible site to help others! I am so impressed. God bless you for doing this. I am glad I found out about your site from Mojo. I am adding it to my Favorite Blogs today.
Please feel free to share the story of my mother and I (located on my blog) at any time you would like. I would be honored. Yes, there is a life (a wonderful life) once you escape this hell of domestic violence.
http://tinkerbellsmommakat.wordpress.com/2009/01/24/an-abusive-new-beginning/
That was incredible. Very, very brave indeed.
Wow...I'm sure I don't have the words to write what I'm feeling right now. How very brave and courageous you have been. I'm happy you have fought back and found a good life, despite how horrible yours was at times. It scares me to think that I know people who are being abusive or abused but I don't KNOW. I want to stop it.
Cary, thank you. for writing, for sharing, for your bravery.
Maggie, for starting this.
I am a little overwhelmed by the response here and on my blog. I just want to say thank you so much to everyone. I'm reading all of the comments. Amazing.
Your courage and candor are inspirational. I hope that other women who need help read this and see that they really aren't alone.
My sympathy and deepest admiration go out to you, Cary. I can relate to a lot of what you described, and I'm here to corroborate: never again.
Thank you.
Thanks to Cary for Sharing and Maggie for creating the forum for Sharing.
This is a huge step forward.
The silence cannot be broken until those who have been abused realize that WE ARE NOT ALONE; there are millions of survivors out there who also need to tell their stories. This website encourages me to move forward with my "truth telling" which has begun but is not yet complete.
-hugs-
You're right, never again.
Cary thanks for sharing also to maggie for this blog.
Huge Kudos Cary - this blog spoke volumes about how we are all so close to the very people who are involved and taht we may just not know it... that our pre determined ideas of who is abuised and who is an abuser is way off...
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Great job, Cary. I'm glad you got out, glad you got help, glad you know it wasn't your fault... and grateful that you had the guts to be first.
I was working on a promo for Maggie and trying to sum up the message here in one simple sentence. What I came up with was "You are not alone, and you don't have to live this way."
And this post positively reverberates with that message... so I guess I'll stay with it.
Thank you so much for your bravery to share your story. I hope it can help some that may be in the same situation. Kuddos to you Cary. xoxox
This just gave me chills all over. I'm so sorry you had to go through that.
Your post really spoke to me. Thank you for being brave enough to write it and post it here for all of us to read.
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