Survivors' Stories: Speaking Our Truth Every survivor of sexual or domestic violence has a story and the right to decide when and where to tell it. Click on the links below to read stories by some of the Caucus members who want their truth to be heard. Dawn's story Barbara's story Kathleen's story Jess's story Kathi's story If you would like to share your story of trauma and survival, we want to post it for others to read. o How did your trauma change your life? o What did you do to survive? o What people and which techniques helped your recovery the most? o What helps you to thrive as a survivor? public and to inspire and support other survivors. Please send your story in an e-mail (or a Word attachment) to spider@survivorcaucusva.org. Please provide your name and city, if you wish, or tell us you would prefer to have your story published anonymously. Survivors of sexual abuse or assault might also consider submitting their stories in the form of poetry and/or artwork to the Action Alliance's traveling exhibit, "The Art of Surviving." |
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| Please note: Web content on the subject of traumatic violence can trigger symptoms in survivors. Users of this site who experience discomfort and may need help with managing symptoms of traumatic stress can call the Alliance hotline at any time: 800-838-8238. |
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