Every morning as I can remember being in Elementary school both mom and dad will go to work at a cucumber field in Camp Pendleton, CA from 4:30 am to 8:00 pm at night Monday thru Fridays. Having to never see them during the week made us all lonely and sad. We had the weekends just to go to a park with my little brothers and one older sister with dad and family church on Sundays. My sister and I were in the choir up stairs which was really fun to do. That's the life of some immigrant families living in the USA have to go thru. During those times we always had different babysitters and they were all mean and I couldn't understand the rights from wrongs back then, just thought it was the way she was trying to discipline every one of us. Scared to tell both my parents of what was happening while we were supposed to be cared for because of her threats. This babysitters name started with a (T) she was our aunt my dad's brother's wife.
A blog that I dedicated myself to help people just by telling my story on writing. To those who been hurt, who are being hurt and who will be hurt in the future. Now my past trauma experience will be on this blog that I created in a way to help others. A journey to heal the pain and leave room to recreate a new you. But yours may be different and I hope that at least I will be able to help. My stories are what made me stronger and you too can start again without fear of others. Love, Janet.
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