I totally believe that you grieve over the loss of yourself when you are raped. I am a survivor of rape and I can honestly say that I greived over the parts of me that were taken away from the rape and I am not sure even now as healed as I have been that they will come back,. I mourn for the trusting way I used to be because I am not that way anymore. And I mourn for the happiness I lost in my life. It has not been an easy road but I am making it slowly back maybe not to the person I was but a better healed one.

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Comment by Pastor Jenine Marie Mason on May 16, 2010 at 11:55am
I share that same loss and it is a process I take one day at a time and at times it was one moment at a time. I pray continued healing for you and that you regain trust once more in your life.

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