Ms. Wilson
I think this is a great thing that you have going. I really wish it will become contagious through out our communities. I will definately get involved with one of the foundations, and use your website as a resource and also refer it to some of my close friends.
Thank You!
The world could use more “S(heros)” like you.
Keep up the great work. I will definately order a copy of your book.
I have not yet figured out my story. I am married and would like to think happily. There are days when…My husband is a good provider and I am fortunate to not have been a victim of abuse. I know that I love him, but wonder if I am still in love… Things were great at 19, but at 34 I realize we are so different and want so many different things out of life. I logged onto your blog to see what you were up to since inviting you as a friend on myspace and to support your cause. I have 2 sisters that deal with abuse. We are distant because I just think they deserve and can do better. I am opinionated. I have let them know that initially it was his fault but I fault them now for settling because they have options… I see the effects of their choice on my nieces and nephews. The kids are not being abused that I am aware of but they have witnessed violence in their homes. I know they have choices we have a humongous family and have let them know that we are here to KICK A** (figuratively, not literally). I love my sisters but they often refer to me as Ms. It because of the way I live. I am a teacher; I live modestly, as teachers do not earn much. My sisters call my kids spoiled because I give them everything they need and a lot of their wants. I give alot to their kids too, I know I am overcompensating for what I feel they miss at home. I wonder sometimes what happened, we grew up in the same house, even shared the same room for 17 years. How could we be so different now?
Dr. Wilson
I love your page and the impact you are making in other women lives. God continue to bless you in this endeavor. I will talk with you soon. I love you!
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Ms. Wilson
I think this is a great thing that you have going. I really wish it will become contagious through out our communities. I will definately get involved with one of the foundations, and use your website as a resource and also refer it to some of my close friends.
Thank You!
The world could use more “S(heros)” like you.
Keep up the great work. I will definately order a copy of your book.
I have not yet figured out my story. I am married and would like to think happily. There are days when…My husband is a good provider and I am fortunate to not have been a victim of abuse. I know that I love him, but wonder if I am still in love… Things were great at 19, but at 34 I realize we are so different and want so many different things out of life. I logged onto your blog to see what you were up to since inviting you as a friend on myspace and to support your cause. I have 2 sisters that deal with abuse. We are distant because I just think they deserve and can do better. I am opinionated. I have let them know that initially it was his fault but I fault them now for settling because they have options… I see the effects of their choice on my nieces and nephews. The kids are not being abused that I am aware of but they have witnessed violence in their homes. I know they have choices we have a humongous family and have let them know that we are here to KICK A** (figuratively, not literally). I love my sisters but they often refer to me as Ms. It because of the way I live. I am a teacher; I live modestly, as teachers do not earn much. My sisters call my kids spoiled because I give them everything they need and a lot of their wants. I give alot to their kids too, I know I am overcompensating for what I feel they miss at home. I wonder sometimes what happened, we grew up in the same house, even shared the same room for 17 years. How could we be so different now?
Dr. Wilson
I love your page and the impact you are making in other women lives. God continue to bless you in this endeavor. I will talk with you soon. I love you!