let go let peace come in

Let Go...Let Peace Come in Foundation

Sexually abused children face unprecedented challenges as they grow into adulthood. This foundation was created to discuss and communicate those challenges and life altering effects with adult survivors from ages 18 to 100!

Research shows that regardless of whether survivors hold vivid, vague, or repressed memories of their childhood sexual abuse, the first step survivors must take is to understand the need for support and help to be able to LET GO... of the memories of the trauma, the shame, the fear, the isolation, and the one or multiple addictions they've developed over the years. Once adult survivors can start to see and correlate how the sexual abuse caused their life of dysfunction and disassociation it is the foundation's hope that they will start to live again and LET PEACE COME IN to their hearts and lives!

This website brings awareness to adults as to the effects of childhood sexual abuse and providing the assistance to recover. Website: http://www.letgoletpeacecomein.org/

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Poonkuzhali Sundaramurthy said…
The awareness and attention what this issue gets today is like only a hand of rice for an elephant's hunger. In what way this sort of net discussion will help address the issue. talking is the last thing in the module.Action is the need of the hour. How are we going to Prevent the rape of a child in the next 10 hours. Is a child out there at the watch of an offender, criminal, waiting to loose her personality for the rest of her life? I have some ideas but don't know the means to reach the public. Am looking for organisations like this.
8:44 AM
Poonkuzhali Sundaramurthy said…
The awareness and attention what this issue gets today is like only a hand of rice for an elephant's hunger. In what way this sort of net discussion will help address the issue. talking is the last thing in the module.Action is the need of the hour. How are we going to Prevent the rape of a child in the next 10 hours. Is a child out there at the watch of an offender, criminal, waiting to loose her personality for the rest of her life? I have some ideas but don't know the means to reach the public. Am looking for organisations like this.
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