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I Am a Child Sexual Abuse Survivor

NOT Looking For Sympathy.. I Just Want All Victims 2 Know It Isn't Their Fault!

By: fungirlmmm
Written on July 5th, 2008
Age: 41-45 , Female
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  • fungirlmmm

    I wasn't an adult.. I was a child, only 4 or 5 years old (as best I can remember) when it began. I am an adult now.

    Oct 28, 2010
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  • DianeMMos

    may god be the {glory} just imagine if you wer'e the 9yr,old girl that got raped here in {milwaukee} this little girl was raped @9 imagine what that little girl went through and was left dead ,they had to retract her digestive system ,the news said that he left her {dead} in the alley for dead he was a friend of her mother's.and was consoling her mother and telling her that they will find him and it was him,all the time. now there looking for him, his family asking him to give ,his self up this was in {january} and it get really cold in milwaukee, not saying that it's right that he done that to you,but being adult .we can handle things much better than a younger person. put it in {god's hand} amen.

    Oct 28, 2010
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  • sherry123456789

    Wow. What an amazing testimony. You are a strong lady. You send a veru powerful message though your words.

    Jun 8, 2010
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  • sherry123456789

    I am a child and domestic abuse survivor, as well as a mother of a sexually abused child. I am writing a book about ALL types of abuse to others know they are not alone in their struggle. My intention is to inform others where there is prevention, education, and support.







    Education + Awareness = Prevention. I am inviting you to use my book as a platform share your testimony that will your contribution to spreading awareness. For your help I am giving a book; providing you pay the delivery. Authors may use their real name or be anonymous. I prefer 1200 words but will allow up to 1500.







    I hope you will join me and the many other men, women, and organizations who are assisting me in my quest.







    If you go http://sherry123456789.xanga.com/ I have extensive information, which includes letters of support from other professionals and samples of my writing. Or you may email: burt222@hotmail.com







    I look forward to your reply.







    Respectfully



    Sherry Clyburn

    Feb 14, 2010
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  • zzltfrg

    I am so glad that you did and have left the posting up, as it has clearly helped and inspired people and will continue to do so. Although the effects can never be erased, it is possible to use such experiences in a positive way, to bring healing to others and yourself. thank you for your courage and dedication.

    Nov 23, 2009
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  • fungirlmmm

    When I read your post FS I couldn't comment because it hit too close to home on something that I have never written about here. This post literally took me 5 months to write. I would write it and then trash it, right it and then trash it. I just couldn't hit the submit button.

    Nov 22, 2009
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  • fungirlmmm

    Thanks Piink and that respect is certainly a two way street. I appreciate your friendship. If you need anything from me just ask.

    Nov 4, 2009
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  • fungirlmmm

    :) there is lots of darkness.

    Sep 8, 2009
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  • fungirlmmm

    I told you we share a lot of secrets. Keep reading and you will find more.

    Sep 8, 2009
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  • fungirlmmm

    No I am ok. Writing it was the hardest.

    Dec 28, 2008
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  • zzltfrg

    That is a wonderful tribute to Silver and so good that there was someone there to help you through this ordeal (which, I suppose, will always swirl around in the background - some demons never quite go away completely). The story will undoubtedly help others who have suffered and it is good to think that it also does the same for you.



    I hope it was not too bad a time to have commented on this story.

    Dec 28, 2008
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  • fungirlmmm

    YW sweetie! It is healing for me to post these things and if it helps someone else then that is a very positive thing in my mind.

    Dec 28, 2008
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  • RobbieMissesTom

    I find no one understands us survivors like another survivor, thanks for posting.

    Dec 28, 2008
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  • fungirlmmm

    Wow digging up a lot of my old "demon" stories today. I remember when I first posted this story, a former friend of mine had some very negative things to say to me in regards to this post. I didn't really reply to the person that was my critique at that point but let me just say that it takes a lot of tears, some self destructive behavior, and what I found with Silver01TA, is lot of talking about it, to someone that you can trust completely. I cannot tell you the number of nights that he has spent literally all night long on the phone with me, talking calmly and promising me that I am ok. I owe him a huge debt of gratitude for my ongoing sanity. It is just one of the reasons I love him so. He doesn't question whether I am real or not because he knows that I am real.





    My molester is dead, he was a member of my family, and I have never shed a tear for the b*stard, nor will I ever shed a tear. I hope Satan is using his soul for charcoal in his BBQ grill right about now.

    Dec 28, 2008
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  • zzltfrg

    I came across this via the "recommendations" route. What shines through is your ability to overcome what happened and desire to help others less fortunate. I have read accounts (males and females) whose lives have been ruined by such abuse; who become unable to form relationships with others. Very often, nothing is said for many years. They suffer in silence. In many cases, their silence has enabled an abuser to go on and repeat the abuse, over and over again.



    It goes without saying that you were brave to share this ordeal. Anyone hearing or reading of this should admire you. Anyone, whom you were dating, who thought any the less of you for sharing this is not worth dating at all.

    Dec 28, 2008
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  • fungirlmmm

    Mahler, You are so right. I don't think it is that I am much stronger than other women. I really credit my inner strngth to the fact that I have had some really strong men in my life that focused me back to recovery over revenge. They have all been about their focus being that I heal internally. If I had not found these men in my lifetime my life may have went a different direction. I am one of the lucky ones. I have been through many trials in my life and they all made me stronger. Thanks for you kind words but I really didn't do anything that any othe victim wouldn't do to become a survivor. I love you Mahler... You are a great person and I have nothing but respect for you!

    Jul 6, 2008
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  • mahler

    If only all victims possessed your strength and courage, for many of them such abuse ruins their entire lives. You have my respect and admiration.

    Jul 6, 2008
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  • fungirlmmm

    Thanks Leila.. I have been very lucky in that have had 4 very giving, loving, men (well 5 counting the latest hehe) in my life that helped me to feel very comfortable. There is no need to be sad for fungirl because she won the battle and my mind is free. I am so string withing myself and I feel good. I have hidden this fact from a lot of people for way too long and it was time that I said it and got it out there. I just hope it helps someone.

    Jul 6, 2008
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  • LostLeila

    Your strength is so beautiful to see, fungirl. Tears started to roll down my eyes as I read your story, but going thru the thread the tears switched from from sadness to admiration. Your strength, is just so so beautiful. The past is gone, the present is yours, and you alone will shape your future. God bless you.

    Jul 6, 2008
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  • fungirlmmm

    Thanks mother I appreciate it a lot.

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • mother1983

    LOL

    You know I'm here for you if you need to talk about anything that is positive or negaitive.

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • fungirlmmm

    Certainly but not drunk as he is not allowed to get drunk anymore... that is Cougar's rule LOL because I need him to be able to perform later as well. lol

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • HeavenBesideYou

    Ok, AC is welcome to come along. Can we get him drunk after? You said he is alot of fun when he's been drinking... lol

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • mother1983

    Oh my god.

    (((((((((((((((((((((((((hugs)))))))))))))))))))))))))

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • fungirlmmm

    Thanks Marji.. I love the new avatar. Way Cool! I know it is water but it is soooo pretty and looks like a speaker as well in a way. Very nice.

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • fungirlmmm

    We have a date girl but it will be *HBY, AC and FG do Victory Dance on his grave* I have to let him have his opportunity. LOL I feel pretty good today girl only a few more hours until I get to talk to him again lol.

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • HeavenBesideYou

    *HBY and FG do Victory Dance on his grave*



    You know I am so there, girlfriend! Just let me know when you want to go...

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • carmelcreme

    Fungirl I am here if you need a someone to listen. As much as we talk I had no idea this was THE secret.

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • Firetech

    Child molestation is probably the most horrible injury that one human can conflict upon another. Physical injury will scar and heal even without treatment many times, but I have seen people, mostly women, whose emotional wounds are almost as raw as the day they were inflicted.



    Thankfully, it doesn't appear you will be one of those. If I read you correctly, you hurt, but have learned to deal, and to use that lingering pain to help others as well as yourself.

    Jul 5, 2008
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  • betacarroteen

    Please let me hold you.

    Jul 5, 2008
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