I can relate to the very real and painful dilemma abused
women face. I’ve been there. You’re not only thinking about
yourself, you are thinking about your children and their
future. It’s a huge responsibility and if you have no job,
money or support from family and friends, you feel defeat-
ed before you even begin. Starting out from a place of loss
makes the journey incredib ly difficult. But not impossible.
It takes courage to walk out and step into the fear of the
unknown. A great deal of courage.
The good news is she does have the inner strength and the
courage to get out. It may feel like she needs a miracle to
access her courage, but her will to survive, to live peacefully
and with happiness will give her the impetus to walk out
the door on shaky legs and face the unknown with trepida-
tion fully knowing she’s got this!
Showing women that Peace, Quiet, and True Love are on
the other side of that door begins by helping her to find
Grace – Gratitude, Release, Authenticity, Challenge, and
Embrace. Each step builds her value, self-worth, confi-
dence, and shows her how successful she is every day and in
every way. It begins to unravel the negative self-talk and
replace it with positive, forward-moving chatter. And
before you know it, she’s growing, expanding, and building
a new life.
It’s amazing watching a broken woman take positive steps
to rebuilding, liberating her greatness, and stepping into
her power. Through determination, raw courage, and pure
will, leaving your abuser can lead to the greatest time of
your life. You were betrayed and abused. What if it could be
the best thing that ever happened to you? Imagine the
possibilities.
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