Yeah...Me Too!

A tool for anyone seeking to regain control and empowerment lessened or lost after a rape/physical/sexual assault. This book will highlight the need for honest humble introspection, in order to be an overcomer through endurance and claiming responsibility for all actions, decisions and choices. Recalling Christine B. Ford's testimony during Jurist B. Kavanaugh's confirmation proceedings, along with the #metoo Movement -- a call for women to take an immediate proactive stance going forward after an assault is addressed in this book. The need for reporting as soon as possible after an assault (even if just to an ER for a rape exam) is important because it's the beginning of healing. One's healing isn't prolonged due to non-sharing/burying the painful hurt of any assault...this book maintains that such an action allows for repetitive pain/hurt from any one assault to hinder healing, in turn, not being able to forgive -- pertinent to spiritual growth and mending of one's soul.