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It is not how many abusive details that a survivor can recount and describe in order for their story to be considered important. It is how the individual perceived their experience to be detrimental, or even life shattering, that counts. Telling your story turns it into a history that can eventually be left behind and frees you to some extent, making it easier to create a new life for yourself. You have developed strengths because of all you have endured, and you are a unique individual with purpose. Pseudonyms are given for anonymity, unless the author requests their real name be used. Stories are not necessarily listed in order received. More stories can be read on: Stories and Testimonies by Former Members of Worldwide Church of God and Offshoots Stories and Testimonies From Child Survivors Personal Stories About Grief (By survivors of Armstrongism). |
