Me Too
These letters written by survivors of domestic abuse aim to bring words of hope and encouragement to individuals who may be facing abuse in their relationship. Survivors can be a strong source of support and strength for each other. The goal of our "Me Too" letter-writing campaign is to elevate the voices of survivors, showing others that help is available and they are not alone.
A Letter from Carmen
June 20, 2018
If you get free, if you free yourself, I promise you that ember will spark, and you will begin to burn again.
A Letter from Beth
May 1, 2018
I didn’t know that I was being abused because my definition of abuse looked different.
A Letter from Galen
April 26, 2018
Despite the warning signs I learned to see as a child, the cycle was not broken by me.
A Letter from Angie
February 27, 2018
I realized I wasn’t alone when I began to encounter other women like me who were experiencing relationship abuse in their homes and elsewhere.
A Letter from Tiffany
November 2, 2017
I don’t have the answers for your questions today, but tomorrow is only a day away.
I am a survivor of domestic violence.
“I didn’t know that I was being abused because my definition of abuse looked different. My husband pushed me, but most of my suffering was verbal and psychological. I left my husband to protect our young daughter. Almost immediately I felt the weight of his oppression begin to lift. I could see a difference in my daughter as well. Then he broke into my home and assaulted me in-front of her.
I sought help and was led to Safe Harbor. My daughter and I are in counseling now. I am sorting out the mess that abuse has caused. I am finding my voice and seeking opportunities to grow and better my life as well as my daughter's. She will gauge her self-worth from my own self-worth. I must show her that she deserves the best, by expecting the best for myself.
Many years I suffered in silence. By telling my story and being honest with friends and family, I am taking control of my life again.”
- Beth
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