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Wildflower: An Abducted Life: A Survivor's Story

Nancy Jean Walker
4.30/5 (67 ratings)
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Nancy Walker, a child abuse, rape, human trafficking, and domestic violence survivor, escaped—only to continue a tormented life that cried out for restoration. Her story goes deep into the mind of a victim who struggles to recover and finally come to personal redemption.

Nancy’s remarkable resilience surpassed expectations. Her book brings hope to victims and helps others understand how to recognize and reach out to aid those trapped in these atrocities.
As a survivor of a series of ongoing exploitation, and as a survivor of the disastrous life that often follows, Nancy Walker kept silent under shame and guilt. Decades of escalating abuse and emotional torment played like a continually loaded gun to her head. She often wondered why she was even alive. What Nancy thought was finally her end instead became the beginning of a remarkable new life.

Recommended audience: Survivors of child abuse, human trafficking, and domestic violence, Parents, Anti-human trafficking activists, people living with PTSD, College students, Teachers, Medical field professionals, The chronically ill and disabled community, Sexual abuse therapists and counselors, Spiritual leaders. Law enforcement agents, Church groups, Governmental representatives, Home health agencies, Chat room participants
Format:
Kindle Edition
Pages:
281 pages
Publication:
2019
Publisher:
Edition:
Language:
eng
ISBN10:
ISBN13:
kindle Asin:
B075PXD2ZN

Wildflower: An Abducted Life: A Survivor's Story

Nancy Jean Walker
4.30/5 (67 ratings)
Read Download
Nancy Walker, a child abuse, rape, human trafficking, and domestic violence survivor, escaped—only to continue a tormented life that cried out for restoration. Her story goes deep into the mind of a victim who struggles to recover and finally come to personal redemption.

Nancy’s remarkable resilience surpassed expectations. Her book brings hope to victims and helps others understand how to recognize and reach out to aid those trapped in these atrocities.
As a survivor of a series of ongoing exploitation, and as a survivor of the disastrous life that often follows, Nancy Walker kept silent under shame and guilt. Decades of escalating abuse and emotional torment played like a continually loaded gun to her head. She often wondered why she was even alive. What Nancy thought was finally her end instead became the beginning of a remarkable new life.

Recommended audience: Survivors of child abuse, human trafficking, and domestic violence, Parents, Anti-human trafficking activists, people living with PTSD, College students, Teachers, Medical field professionals, The chronically ill and disabled community, Sexual abuse therapists and counselors, Spiritual leaders. Law enforcement agents, Church groups, Governmental representatives, Home health agencies, Chat room participants
Format:
Kindle Edition
Pages:
281 pages
Publication:
2019
Publisher:
Edition:
Language:
eng
ISBN10:
ISBN13:
kindle Asin:
B075PXD2ZN

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