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May 25, 2011
 Tarrah:
by: Darlene Barriere - Webmaster

Please talk to your mother to ensure you never again have to be near the man who sexually abused you. And then speak to her about getting you the help you need in order to deal with what he did to you. You need and deserve that kind of help. Don't try and deal with this alone. And always remember that you did nothing wrong, nothing at all. In fact, you can be very proud of yourself for disclosing to your mother what you found. That took courage and resolve. Use that same courage and resolve to keep moving forward in your life, but get some help doing so. Thank you for sharing your story with my visitors and me.

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May 26, 2011
 Tarrah
by: Sarah

Dear Tarrah:
I just want to say that, although I can never know exactly how you feel, your story sounds a lot like what my stepdad did to me. Please get help somehow. I was terrified of the idea of getting authorities involved, but if he still has access to you, I believe that is a good option. Because Child Protective Services was involved with me, my stepdad isn't allowed near me ever again. It's easier to heal when you know that your abuser can't even be in the same area as you. I still remember what it was like to feel truly safe for the first time in years.
I also wanted to say that you are SO SO SO BRAVE for telling. It took me over four years to do that, and I had to have CPS help me. and if I'm reading your story correctly, we are the same age and similar things happened to us at similar times. It's scary and confusing and I'm so sorry that it happened to you. I wish you the best! And once again, you are super brave and strong.
May 30, 2011
 be brave: Be Strong: Love your beautiful Self
by: maurice

Tarrah: continue to have the courage withing you as you had to find Dalrene's site safe haven to tell and share your story: Read Darlene's comment to you take it into your heart: she has a great sense of all you wrote: And as Sarah wrote Although I can never know exactly how you feel: from a woman's point f view: I can truthfully say from my heart I can never know exactly why any adult especially an ageing grand parent would do what your Beast of a grand-father did to you: A total sicko's mind to do all he did: Follow Darlene's loving, encourageing, caring, concerned true from heart words to you: You'll be fine: You'll be a winner: Hi start today having a healthy mind in a healthy body: Oh yes Tarrah: Withing weeks/month's you will know the difference: Take part with like-minded people your own age and gender in Team sports I emphasize Team because it is there you will make real true natural friends for life with many aquaintances to put a smile on your face when ye meet: It will be new-beginnings for you to see the true you blossoming in your own right: You are gifted: You are tallented with leadership qualities to match: Share the all with others: There is safety in numbers too: having one/two freinds to share your intimate with is a precious jewel: once you follow guideleines from Darlene's heart you'll be fine: Live well: Laugh Often and love much: now get on with living your life to the full:

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