Bennie Williams

Flashbacks Straight from the Author: Vol.2: Unveiling Aftermaths of My Childhood Abuse Bennie Williams

FLASHBACKS (Straight from the Author), is part two of horrid events of maltreatments and how its effects impacted my adult life. child abuse is a cycle of voids that develops into a disease, and if not corrected, managed, and maintained, will be passed on from generation to generation. To validate the likelihood of child abuse befalling: FLASHBACKS is inconclusive[AHE1] of twenty years plus of my life as to ongoing adult problems contributed to being severely abused as a child, and no, it didn't go away. I am a living statistic, which implies that extreme cases of child abuse are an ongoing disease which could resurface from any event or walk of life for the rest of your life. FLASHBACKS provides strategies and methods of coping with abuse issues and becoming a well-rounded, productive citizen, in spite of the odds and the voids. It will hopefully heighten the awareness and assist with, broaden, and expand the horizon of child abuse (a growing epidemic in America today). To empower the abused child and the adults who have been abused as a child. To someday lobby an addendum law as to: should extreme cases of child abuse be recognized/considered as a permanent disability. FLASHBACKS is brutal reading, but it is because of accounts such as this that child protection should be priority one. FLASHBACKS will target five main areas of child abuse. The abused child, adults who were abused as children, educational information, helpful hints and preventative measures, government agencies, and child help organizations. My goal is for FLASHBACKS to become required study for every child help organization in the world, and to become the most read book in American history as it relates to child abuse. To share helpful ways of exposing the abusers in order to weaken their abusive behavior, because the quieter the abused are, the stronger the abuser becomes. FLASHBACKS provides self-help information as to teen issues, sibling rivalry, relationships and marriage, and single parents. I