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Dear Nic,

I found your story on the blog myvoiceaftersilence.wordpress.com, and it was so moving to me. Thank you for sharing your story. I would like to re-post it on my own blog and use it to tell part of my story as well.

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So sorry this happened to you.

speechless. ((hugs))

You are so very brave. Thank you for sharing your story.

what can anyone say? to share your story is very courageous. thank you for sharing something that had to have been painful to re-experience.

He will never steal the piece of you that said NO. Your story will save someone's life one day, it may already have.

I just saw this post. I am speechless- your words amaze me. So powerful, so well written, so strong. Miss you girl. xoxo. You brighten my day.

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i remember being so mad and wanting to kick his ass (understatement) ...still do..

You are amazing beyond words.

How badly I wish I knew what to say. I read your blog entry (in reference to this post) and am so glad you feel the release you do. At a loss for words except to say thank you and wow.

I'm so sorry that you have to remember... so sorry that you had to experience that. And so grateful that you were willing to share your story.
So many others have already said what I would have said, so I'll just repeat the basics. Thank you for being so brave, so strong.

There are so many other women with your same story, and you're helping every one of them by sharing.

The sheer bravery of going to the ER. I'm stunned.

Your strength is stunning. Thank you for giving us the gift of your story.

Nic, thank you for sharing your story. I can only imagine how difficult it must have been to put it together and post it, finally. Massive cyber hugs.

When my daughter is old enough I will share this with her. As a warning, as a reminder...I feel sick that this has become so common that I knew instantly where this was headed...but I also feel so grateful for you sharing your story. Because of your honesty and strength you have no idea how many others you may be saving from the horror you were forced to deal with. Thank you for sharing your story.

I am blessed by your courage to share your story. It is a familiar story for me to read in some ways. I can relate having gone through something similar. I thank you for sharing.

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Wow, Nic, I had no idea. What a beautiful way you've chosen to tell a story of such a hateful act. I believe way more women have had this happen and not had the guts to come forward. I'm so proud of you and I don't even know you but your story has changed me.

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I have no words, but plenty of tears. This brings up so many memories of my own life that I would rather forget. You are so brave to be outspoken. Thank you so much for putting this out there for all survivors to see we are not alone. "Everything had been stolen" is so true. No one can understand true feelings or lack of feeling, from stolen innocence, unless you have gone through this yourself. You have captured so much in your powerful words. Thank you.

Thank you for sharing what you remember and don't remember. It matters so much. For what it is worth, I don't remember everything either, and I wasn't drugged. I remember wanting to puke on his hand too. Thank you so much..

I have no words that others haven't said; I am stunned, and you are amazing.

You know how profoundly I was affected by reading this. You gave me the courage to find my voice, at last. I know it must have been difficult, but because you 'did it', you changed my life. I will forever -forever- be grateful. Thank you, Nic.

The last commenter couldnt have said it better. You were silenced then, but you arent anymore. My heart is broken for all he robbed you of. But I am SO proud and thankful that you wrote this. Because of you, hopefully another teenage girl will not allow herself to be silenced by some bastard.

I started to hold back my weeping at the beginning. But then I got to the part where you were quiet with your parents. You had been silenced. But you're not anymore, and so I wept.

Thank you.

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Nic I love you. You are so amazing.

I'm sick at reading what that monster did to you. Your candid writing is so powerful. I thank you for your bravery in sharing it with us.

Nothing had been stolen.

Everything had been stolen.

Very, very powerful writing. Thank you for sharing your story.

There are no words, this is truly awful. As horrible as being raped must be, not knowing, that "what if"s... that must make it even harder. This is so incredibly sad, and it makes me so mad that he had he gall to ask you to go to church with him, and ask you if you were ok...what an animal.

Incredible...I hope those fuckers went to jail, and you're so brave to have shared your story. Sorry you went through this.

Rage. That's what I feel. And a token of relief at every "now husband," as I assume he is a gentle man capable of loving someone through something so threatening, violent, and soul-shattering.

You wrote this so powerfully.

I am honored to walk with you for a moment.

Thank you so much for going back there, for summoning the courage to tell us what happened. Thank you for sharing what is in that deep dark pit of blackness around this memory. Thank you thank you.

your bravery is commendable. bravery in reporting this then. bravery in writing about it now.

Oh, honey. You are so very brave. So. Very Brave.

Thank you for going to the police.

Thank you for telling.

Thank you for sharing.

From all of us who couldn't. Or wouldn't.

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I have no words. You are so strong and brave for writing this, thank you.

You are amazing for sharing this.

I wish I knew what to say or how to say the things tumbling through my brain. But thank you. Thank you so so much. I hope this will inspire others to speak up and make their voices heard.

I'm so sorry that happened to you. SO incredibly scary. I'm glad they found the drug and got the jerk...and that you're now married to your boyfriend from back then. Thank you for sharing.

I found the link to this post over at your blog. I just want to say that you have inspired me to speak out about my abuse. I am currently suffering from ptsd because of it and after reading your story I think it will make me feel better to let it out. Thank you so much for being brave and sharing with all of us.

You never deserved to question if you said no. You didn't want it. you didn't deserve what happened.

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