No One Heard My Screams
@nooneheardmyscreams
My story begins at age 3 when my parents divorced. From there things started to go downhill. By age 6 both parents had remarried and my mom married a drunk who abused her all the time. (Thankfully, he is a recovered alcoholic now and is turning his life around.) Around age 10, the sexual abuse began. A 40-year-old man who happened to be a serial killer/rapist and knew exactly what to do to make me hurt the most, often babysat me. I became pregnant twice while he was around. The first time I was given an abortion pill, which caused me to miscarry the little girl I named Avery Blossom. The second time, he skipped town soon after he found I was pregnant in the hopes he would give me “something to remember him by”. When I miscarried them at age 13 I found out that I had triplets. One of them was alive…a little girl… and she died in my arms that day in February. I named her Icelyn Frost and the other two Clark Bennett and Maci Rian. Within the year, I was molested by two more men. I also have fuzzy memories of being forced into prostitution, being raped on the street by some guys I went to high school with, and having another child named Zara Rose. I also made the mistake of giving myself away to a number of guys because I felt like it would make the pain stop. Sex was like a type of medicine to me for a while. At one point I sent a nude to my best guy friend and it got passed around the entire school. After that, I lost it. I tried and failed 3 suicide attempts in one week. That Mother's Day...was the day I began cutting. In 3 days I cut 38 times on my left thigh. Luckily I had some pretty great people in my life to help me stop, and I haven't cut since. I am a survivor. I won. And you're going to win too. This blog is for the misunderstood, the broken, the dying, the medicated, the messes, the lost and confused. It's time for the ones who screamed and cried at the top of their lungs....to finally be heard. Let's make a difference. You and me. Together. We'll just take it a day at a time and see where it goes...okay?