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"Keys To Survival: Overcoming an Abusive Relationship" The Tools You Need to Survive Escape

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First published at 20:53 UTC on September 5th, 2020.

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This video is about the tools that a victim needs to successfully break free from a batterer. It also talks about why (psychologically beaten-down) a person finds it hard to escape. A batterer makes you doubt your self-worth and if you can make it on your own. I was homeless and survived in a domestic violence shelter and it made me a stronger person. You can, too. But it takes faith in God. You have to trust Him and believe He will provide protection for you. I say this, because Orders of Protection and Restraining Orders are not worth the paper they are written on. I was married to an abusive cop and the "brotherhood of officers" always covered for him. They still are...

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