A survivor story written in rhyme, speaking to courage emerging from the trauma and neglect of the upbringing

A message of hope and strength for all survivors

Speaks to the damage done by an enabler who stays silent

Speaks to how we manage the horror in our memories

The lie survivors routinely tell themselves and others as a way of coping

Speaks to a little girl's most basic need of a parent

An expression of anger to the abuser

When 'Fine' is far from the truth but the easiest thing to say

Shows how cruel the happiness witnessed by survivors in others at holiday time can be