While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to — Deborah Brodie
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While it is easy to blame the hand of the abuser, when that hand no longer is raised against you, why do you continue to feel the burn of its touch?

— Deborah Brodie
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