Wow...takes a bit of time to digest some of that.
I can only guess at how you're feeling (haven't read the full blog yet). I know for me, just watching documentaries or reading about sex abuse cases (let alone on kids) makes me feel very angry and rage-full inside at the perpetrators. The added complication of your relationship to the abuser makes it even more hard to comprehend. I know that so often it is those close to the children that are their abusers, but I just cannot fathom how these people who are tasked with loving and caring for children end up hurting them so badly. I am so glad that your son got justice (even if in the cold light of day it doesn't seem severe enough.)
I have such respect for you for standing up and getting the police involved to ensure that justice is sought, especially given the circumstances.
I will continue to make my way through your blog, thanks for sharing. May you now have some light at the end of a dark period.
Nail your colours to the mast that all may look upon them and know who you are.
It takes a big man to cry...and an even bigger man to laugh at that man.
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