Most Children grow up in happy homes surounded by parents that love more then life, Which is what every childs upbringing should be.

But as we are all to famliar with this is not always the case, and we are hearing more and more about children being abused and even killed in their own homes by their own perants.

There are many adults out there in the world today that have grow up to be decent, kind, caring adults but behind their masks lays the scars of horrific abuse. These are the people who better then anyother just how crawl parents and other familys members can be. There the one’s that never had a childhood and never will.

Can you imagine what it is like to feel the hurt and pain come flooding back everytime childhood is brought up in converstation.

No matter what therapy and no matter how many times you tell yourself that you will no longer be a victem anymore, it’s always there lurking in the back of your mind.

Real family isn’t the one that you are related to, it’s the one that makes you feel accepted and appreciated.

The true life story of my fall and rise in Fairfax County Virgina Part II. Relating to the incident that led to a mother’s pain, misery, and anguish. The greatest injustice a mother could ever face alone. Being stuck in a time warp, where she is the victim but held accountable for the perpetrator. A perpetrator that was never arrested nor charged, but the Police Officer stated they seen signs of abuse at the time they arrived at my apartment.

This is not a link trying to get people to become vegans, only trying to make people aware that China is no worse than any other nation in terms of the suffering of animals. We all commit crimes of cruelty.

An opinion piece about child abuse, neglect, abandonment, and murder.

According to Gelles and Cavanaugh (2005):
“Until the early 1960’s, violence between family members was believed to be rare and committed only by the mentally ill or by disturbed and defective individuals. Only the most sensational and lurid cases of family violence received public attention, and, in general, although family violence was considered a significant personal problem, it was not believed to be widespread, nor was it viewed as a significant social problem” (p.129).
After extensive research, it appears that the wide variation of what constitutes abuse and neglect has led to disagreements of the frequencies of abuse (Gelles & Cavanaugh (2005). Even today, abuse may go unreported by witnesses because they feel it is personal matter and none of their business.

Two well-respected humanitarian organizations function as well as expected, in an age when cruelty to animals and children is rampant and newsworthy.

Describes the uprising trend in nursing homes, as well as what to look for in a home and when suspecting abuse.

About friendship and the lack thereof sometimes when one is down and out!

Will we see a rise in patient abuse and neglect cases as the economy continues to decline? Will government nursing home funding protect the permanently disabled and seniors? Read part I of the two-part series on patient abuse and neglect, then decide.