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It is not uncommon for survivors to feel alone and isolated. For many, hearing and sharing stories can play a vital role in their recovery from trauma. All of these stories are written directly by survivors and therefore contain triggering material and the occasional swear word.
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If you are considering whether to waive your right to anonymity, take a look at the Independent Press Standards Organisation's useful guide for survivors of sexual offences considering talking to the media. The guide outlines your legal right to anonymity and what do to if you are unhappy about the media's coverage of your story.
I continue to share my story because I’m motivated knowing that the more we speak, the more we all heal. Read more
Jessica shares her story of sexual assault and rape and how she started her journey of healing. Read more
The Girl with the Sword shares the story of her journey of healing from military sexual trauma. Read more
"For him it was just ten minutes of his life and meant nothing. For me, it has affected the rest of mine ever since." Josephine shares her story in the hopes to inspire other survivors to not be ashamed to share their story. Read more
Sandra talks about her own experience of Childhood Sexual Abuse and how she found personal happiness with her partner. Read more
Calais talks about her experience, and shares the message 'if you are suffering you’re not alone and although it’s hard, you will get through this' Read more
Mark talks about his experience of childhood abuse, how it impacted his life and his journey to recovery Read more
Dorothy writes on behalf of their system and how connections have helped them heal. Read more
Amber talks about her own experience of child sexual abuse and how counselling helped her to gain a new lease of life. Read more
Jacqueline talks about her experience of childhood sexual abuse and shares a message of hope that people can heal, repair and live their best lives. Read more
Jane talks about her own experience of abuse and how it has affected her life. Read more
Charlotte kept her abuse a secret for 11 years. Now she wants to tell other survivors that there is nothing to be ashamed of. Read more