Sexual Assault Survivors Support

talkingmime

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2. Sadly, that's still common in urban and suburban areas as well. Bad human nature.

Reply to undergroundpanther (Original post)

Tue Mar 26, 2013, 08:51 PM

Mar 2013

When I've taken my daughters in for exams (pre-18), the doctors always asked me to leave for a while for questions like "When was your last period? Have you ever felt physically threatened by anyone? Are you afraid now?" I completely approve of such questions. It at least gives the girl the oppornunity to confide in a respected adult.

Twas not always the case.

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My story a basic outline [View all] undergroundpanther Mar 2013 OP

oh, my dear.... LiberalEsto Mar 2013 #1

Sadly, that's still common in urban and suburban areas as well. Bad human nature. talkingmime Mar 2013 #2

That you are here now is amazing..and attests to your ability to survive angstlessk Mar 2013 #3

I am so sorry about the things you've been through. FedUpWithIt All Mar 2013 #4

Thank you for sharing your horrors with us. Be at peace within yourself. In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #5

Hi undergroudpanther! Sissyk Mar 2013 #6

thanks sissyk. undergroundpanther Apr 2013 #7

Good to see you! Sissyk Apr 2013 #9

thank you everyone for your kind replying. undergroundpanther Apr 2013 #8

I'm always around if you need to chat. In_The_Wind Apr 2013 #10

{{{{undergroundpanther}}}} Helen Reddy Apr 2013 #11

I love you, undergroundpanther.... Whisp Apr 2013 #12

I'm so sorry that happened to you. raccoon Apr 2013 #13