Yes, you absolutely can get away from an abuser.  There are many places to go.  You can make it on your own.
          The main problem a victim has is not physically escaping, but mentally escaping.  The roadblocks that keep you from escaping are the brainwashing and conditioning that the abuser has used on you.  The abuser's plan has always been to instill in your mind the idea that you cannot escape him, you have no where to go, and that there is no way you could ever make it on your own.
          Everything the abuser has told you is a lie.  Look at the following situations.
    1.  A dog that has been mistreated terribly by his master cowers in the corner shaking.  Does this dog love his master?
    2.  A man kidnaps you and your children and beats you and threatens to harm your children if you don't do as he asks.  Don't you know you must find a way to escape for your safety?
    3.  If you needed to work a minimum wage job to survive, but you and your children were safe; wouldn't this be a better choice than not being safe and being beaten?
          If the situation is not your situation with your abuser, you can see the right answer clearly.  When this decision is not an easy decision for you, it is the brainwashing, conditioning and fear that are preventing that right decision.  
          The topics that are discussed in the book   Family Terror are from a victim that knows exactly what you are feeling concerning your fears.  I wrote this book to help you.  Please read the book and I pray you and your family will see things more clearly so that a safe decision is possible for you.  Click here to purchase the book.    Buy the Book

          

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