Silent Victims Innocent Tears
Unspoken Hurts
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silent victim/innocent tears represent so many females whose been hurt in any was from being teased as a little girl up to being molested. it's about a woman's fight to come forward and faced all the pain she'd endured throughout her life but told no one only holding it in within herself leaving her unable to trust and love. there's so many unspoken hurts among females because they're afraid, threaten, beaten, made to feel guilty to where they think it's their fault and their stories needs to be told to help others that found themselves doing the same. it's time to speak out about any and all abuse.
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About the Book
In this Christian self-help guidebook, Reverend Virginia Reid-Scott profiles Tay, a fictional young woman who decides to step back into her past in order to discover what has gone wrong with her life, ultimately with the goal of helping others heal from their own pain.
As Tay stands in front of her mirror and faces the hurt she has been holding in for most of her life, she wonders how she became a silent victim who cries innocent tears. While recalling difficult memories of being teased as a young girl, feeling unloved as a teenager, and experiencing abuse as a young woman, Tay realizes she has been hurt so badly that she has withdrawn within herself; her heart has become cold to love. As Tay continues on her journey to redefine herself and unleash the emotions hidden deep within her, she realizes that she must overcome the pain in order to begin healing.
The wisdom and spiritual guidance provided in Silent Victim/Innocent Tears will help young girls and women realize that they can be strong, they can be defined by who they are on the inside, and they can ask for respect and receive it.
About the Author
Virginia Scott was born and raised in Virginia. She earned her master’s degree in theology from Community Bible Institute, Poughkeepsie New York and is a reverend and youth minister. She and her husband of over twenty years reside in New York, where they enjoy their six children and nine grandchildren. This is her first book.