The Town Clock: Its time!

It's time!  It's time to share your secrets because keeping
them is in the best interest of the abuser and not the survivor!

I love the town clock at the end of the main street in our town.
It is frequently a gathering place for peoples who stand for a cause.

If "mothers of survivors" were to stand united under the town clock,
I am afraid I'd be the only one standing there...
and that's confusing because if 1 out of 3 girls and 1 out of 6 boys
are molested we moms would over-flow
into the streets and really sport a message.


Where are all of you?
Will you please call the Survivor's Healing Center ( #831-423-7601) ?
Tell them you would like to be in a group with other mothers?

I need you!

Mothers of Survivors:

This baby needs a lullaby.  Can you make up the words to sing, Mama?

Parenting is really a tough one. No one tells you that it
will bring you your most joy and your most sorrow.
No one understands sleep deprivation like new parents.
You must figure out what's up when they are too young to speak...
You need support and someone to question who has already been through this.
 Another (supportive)  mother to talk to helps each situation.
So, Mother to Mother...if you have been suspicious or you think something's amiss...
Contact me- emalouking@ AOL.com and we can talk
You can figure out a plan of action and protection and get help
from the Resources listed on this site. Don't hesitate to use them.

Mother to Mother:

Enough, already...aren't we tired of talking about sexual abuse?
Guess what? We have yet to begin to hear all the stories.
Each day more is revealed. Each day a girl/woman or boy/man
steps up and discloses what happened  and attempts to make the
perpetrator accountable to all of us!  We are hearing about the 'famous' or well-known
survivors on the nightly news and on television talk shows.
But this crime crosses all barriers of color, race, religion and financial status.
Blessings+ to all those who come forward and "tattle!"

My book percolated in a corner of my brain, whispered to me,
took up valuable space, and begged to be written. (for 25 years).  Now it's here and soon,
very soon, for those who do not use the electronic methods, you will be able
to read it in paperback.  You can turn pages, carry it around.
high-lite, underline, take notes and dog ear the corners.

 Paint the town with exposures and announcements. Plaster the messages on walls
  Stop this crime.  Support the survivors and If you know a MOTHER
of a survivor this book is for her.

Mother to mother...

Each one reach one.