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Age: 42, Location: Rochester,NY
When were you at your weakest:
Iam at my weakest when my situation or situations are beyond my control.When were you at your strongest:
Iam at my strongest when I believe in the unbelievable,and achieve the unachievable.How are you feeling now:
Iam feeling confused and a little unsettled about losing so many young and talented artist,actors and,actresses. Most of all Iam missing Michael Jackson and can't believe he is gone.
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Age: 51, Location: Westminster,California
When were you at your weakest:
The day someone I knew forced me between a bed and a wall and forced himself on me. I couldn't get away. Could not fight him. Could not call out because he had his hand pressed against my mouth so tightly. I was so bruised as a result. I felt completely alone and helpless against him. Being the only female in the apartment. I had only gone in to use the restroom and was attacked from the sideWhen were you at your strongest:
The day I was able to save my stepdaughters from a habitual child molester/pornographer and because of my help,and the help of an 11 year old child,also a female, the detectives had caught this ""man"" at just the right moment where they had all the evidence they needed to bring him to justice once and for all.His trial resulted in a 10 year sentence in prison. I finally was able to bring a sexual predator to justice and get a convictionHow are you feeling now:
My assault and rape resulted in the birth of my first child. A girl whom I love dearly. She was my little wild child Angel. She's 28 years old now and a mother herself. I feel wonderful. It took me many,many years to get those images of that horrible night out of my head once I had to remember everything in order to document it all for a later purpose.
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Age: 30, Location: Guernsey
When were you at your weakest:
When I was lost in the depths of depression, unable to function and self-harming, waking up every morning and wishing I'd died in my sleep the night before.When were you at your strongest:
Being discharged after successfully completing therapy, able to go about my life as normal and taking joy in living life again.How are you feeling now:
Happy, confident, secure, blessed!