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Abuse Bites--True Love Heals
http://abusebites.blogspot.com/
Lisa Freeman went from an abused 13-year-old runaway, to an award-winning writer and speaker. Today, she teams up with her formerly abused, runaway dog, Snickers, to Take A Bite Out OF Abuse and stop abuse, bullying and violence in their tracks.
- Added on: Oct 14th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Lisa Freeman
- Listed in: eLearning Health
- Tags: bullying animal abuse sexual abuse physical abuse dating violence help, healing, & recovery
Recent Posts
Valentine's Day
Normally on Valentine's Day, we think of couples celebrating. Couples generally give flowers and make plans for a romantic getaway. Whether it be a nice candlelit dinner, a night home alone, or even a weekend away.John and I have had many of those w...
Who's Stalking Now?
Who's stalking now? That's a good question. Actually, anyone can stalk someone and anyone can be the victim of stalking.Stalking is a crime that affects over one million women and nearly 375,000 men each year in America. Victims of stalking are haras...
If You Have To Drink--Please Don't Drive
If you have to drink or do drugs, do yourself and other drivers a favor and don't drive.I used to party hard, everything from beer and mixed drinks to pot and drugs. And although I didn't drive when I was messed up, I rode around with people who were...
Homeless Not Hopeless
In Honor Of National Homeless Awareness MonthWith such trying times in the US, the crashing economy, and bullying & abuse at every avenue--there are probably more homeless people than many of us know.I've been homeless at various times. Once by c...
Is Sorry Really The Hardest Word?
There was a song when I was growing up titled, "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word". And I guess some people do find it hard to say they're sorry. But in a domestic violent situation, victims are always apologized to and promised that things will get...
Bullying & Back To School--Who Decides?
Jeremiah, my youngest son, now a junior in high school, surprised me a few weeks ago. "Mom, I want to try to go back to school."The courage rendered in his voice, along with the positive changes I'd seen in the past six months, made tears come to my ...
