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1. Deloris | January 14, 2010 at 12:23 pm

Hi Wanda, I met you during a gay and lesbian festival, I was a vendor. You came up to me and quietly shared your life story with me. You gave me a card and told me about your website. It must have been in May or June. I would read your blogs from time to time. I just finished reading all of it today 1/14/2010. I felt your pain, I wanted to cry when you cried. I wanted to cry for my own past pains. Glory to God, You have came a long way! Please continue to shine. Your story has made it easier for me to talk aboutmy pain

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- 2. littlegirlme | January 15, 2010 at 8:05 am
  
  Hi Deloris, thank you so much for taking the time to read about my life. You have no idea how much I needed to know that my experience makes a difference to others and enables you to walk through your own pain. It strengthens me to know that what I suffered was not all for nothing. That is a gift from God! He will take your mess and make a nest that other broken birds can flock to and be nurtured. God bless you and comfort you as you deal with everything that He leads you through. It took me 12 years to write this so know that God is not in a hurry and He is very gentle with those who are bruised. Hold His hand and trust Him where ever He leads you.
  In His love,
  Wanda
  
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3. Renee | April 2, 2012 at 7:08 am

I stumbled onto your blog while reading about foster parenting and child abuse. I recently became a certified foster parent. I have been getting nervous about how to deal with an abused child. I wasn’t sure how I should act or what I should say. So I have been reading about abuse. It tears me up inside, but I know I need to be strong for that child. A little girl 0-3, that is my desire because I have a two year old. Three is as old as I am willing to start off with. I read a comment you left an abused man and I decided to read your blog. I read it with 6 hours. I swear I kept hearing something that an ex of mine would say about the abuse he insured from his alcoholic mother. He had said she’d made him lay on the bed while she beat him until she wore out. He’s 49 and he still carries this pain. I pray that he will read this and come back to God. There are a lot of similarities with your story and his. It must be very common. Like a design the devil comes up with. I went into ready your blog to help me understand a baby girl who’s been abused, but I got a surprise…My heart is breaking for my ex. You have wrote something powerful that will bring many to God. Thank you so much for having that courage. God bless you. You put me inside your head while I read and now I feel like I can be strong for an abused child and anyone who opens up to me about abuse. Instead of crying or staying silent, I will tell that person that they did not deserve that abuse and that they are special. Silence doesn’t mean people don’t care, it simply means that we can’t fathom it. Thanks for pointing that out. I cried with you and want you to know that you didn’t deserve the abuse and that you are a shining star:)

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