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I am a father to 5 wonderful daughters, a grandfather to a precocious seven year old granddaughter, and a friend to many. I am also a professional musician who plays the guitar, sings, writes songs, plays the drums, and has released 3 musical cds that have been sold in every state of the USA and […]

What a joy to be asked to be on a board on subject dear and near to my heart. As a survivor and victor over Childhood Sexual Abuse I have a passion and ministry to bring healing and deliverance to anyone who will receive it from the results of Childhood Sexual Abuse. I know first-hand

As a participant in this Foundation I would like to attempt to describe the impact on my life that childhood sexual abuse has had. For a look into the mind and emotional life of a twelve year old who was abused let me begin when the impact of what was done to me sunk in.

As an incest survivor I had started a movement called The Lamplighters, a movement that currently has 41 chapters in six countries. I was also the author of the Repair series: Repair Your Life, Repair For Kids and Repair For Toddlers, all a program for recovery from childhood sexual abuse. My father had raped me

As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, I am honored to participate with the purpose and concept of Let Go, Let Peace Come In Foundation. The name is long but so is the journey to recovery – but not impossible! As a survivor, I understand how difficult life is when we keep our secrets safely

As a sexual abuse survivor I have spent 30 years suffering and 10 years recovering from that suffering. Having been wounded at a very early age, my memories for years lay deep in my psyche without my awareness. As a result I endured decades of undiagnosed PTSD as well as a half lived life in

I want to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for the help that the LetGoLetPeaceCome. In foundation has provided me. I was sexually molested while attending a Catholic high school by one of my athletic coaches. The abuse occurred for almost two years, until he moved on to another victim. I had no idea at

I had never been able to understand why I had such a difficult time forming healthy relationships in my life. I had never been able to understand why I couldn’t look people in the eye, and always felt like an outcast. Coming from a broken home with an emotionallyunavailable father, I had just assumed this

I got bullied a lot as a kid, probably because I had no father or brother or sisters. At age four, I was sexually assaulted by an older boy. I kept it a secret for over sixty years, hidden from view in a tiny lockbox in my head where I had difficulty finding it. And