Your mom is a hero for recognizing, not staying, and telling the truth. Most Jeff wives are still there hidden with Jeff’s children. You’re crazy strong!!!!!

@sallyfreeman9971

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you escaped from the FLDS

@morgainedeeh7921

Жыл бұрын

Spot on LORECIFER! Well written. And yes ´! they have to be strong! A lot of escapees and "survivors" suffer immensly from PTSD and need constant consulting and therapy. It´s saddening, but like I wrote in my own comment, above yours, I am sooo soo happy for her, that she is able to get her feed on the ground and live a brilliant happy life! Warm greetings! Great comment! Loved it!! 🥰

@michellestutzman950

Жыл бұрын

Don’t just get the first guy who shows interest ❤

@amyrivers4093

Жыл бұрын

Very brave and I can imagine adjusting to the outside was extremely hard.

@jeffk464

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if they believed the religion or if it was just a way to control. Also I thought the cult was broken up by the legal system, why would his wives still be there?

My friend represented your mother in the CPS case. She’d be so happy to know you all are now safe & happy.

@dani23dani85

Жыл бұрын

❤

@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123

Жыл бұрын

Just a word of caution, I would take your comment down because it could get your friend fired from her job due to confidentiality. Pass this video on to your friend and she can contact her privately. I would hate to see someone who is able to help these families lose their job over a simple comment. As a nurse I understand how strict confidentiality is. Thank you for your consideration of my recommendation! Blessings

@parisinthe30sx

Жыл бұрын

@@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123 how would they lose their job? I'm sure it's documented and not a secret who the CPS case worker was. It could be a different story if THEY commented, maybe.

@kbf6434

Жыл бұрын

@@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123 No need to worry about that. :) Thank you for your concern.

@stanleylawfirmllc

Жыл бұрын

@@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123good advice.

The court should _never_ have allowed Jeffs continued communication with his victim families and community. That was a _huge_ legal failing in this case. The psych ward is undoubtedly the correct assignment type for a holding facility, but his restrictions needed to comport with the crimes of which he was convicted from the beginning.

@alessandra3403

4 ай бұрын

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@geomodelrailroader

8 күн бұрын

Yup and Warren needs to stop calling himself Immanuel. Immanuel is God's temple name to use it outside the temple is blasphemy and calling yourself Immanuel is also blasphemy. The day he called himself God is the day his closest supporters walked away from him. The Batemans were the first to leave and Sam Bateman is worse then Warren. Sam married his stepdaughter Josephine Barlow my cousin she is the one who spreads that doomsday nonsense on social media and throws rocks at reporters. Now she is locked up in the Maricopa Jail in Phoenix and she has Lori Vallow as her cellmate.

I'm actually shocked by her saying she never got therapy. She seems like someone who has done a lot of work and is doing really well. The fact that she got this far without professional therapy is wild.

@brebre461

Жыл бұрын

A lot of times heavily traumatized people carry it well. But I can guarantee she has PTSD.

@FlowerChild65

Жыл бұрын

@@brebre461 Oh without question. I wasn't trying to minimize that. It's just a testament to her strength and character that she was able to do this much.

@NobleNikki

Жыл бұрын

Life has opened up many doors for her and will continue to get better. As for Warren, it won't end well. All the people that have had to live with his control and abuse. He's going to pay. And not just sitting behind bars, getting 3 meals a day and still running a shady shatload of criminal, hurtful, and grosae activities from the big house

@sparkles999rose2

Жыл бұрын

I find therapy makes people worse

@jessgunn6639

Жыл бұрын

she will no doubt still haproblems but the fact that she can have such an open and honest relationship with her mom is huge,

It's terrible that the authorities let this group operate for so many years. So many children suffered.

@devdawg22

Жыл бұрын

It still operates

@barbarabrooks4747

Жыл бұрын

@@devdawg22 I know! We need STRONG anti-polygamy laws and public service announcements citing the problems of polygamy. From articles I've read, I see that polygamous cults are often involved in welfare fraud. That's a relatively easy crime to prosecute. Just doing more research on suspicious claims could land the masterminds in prison for RICCO violations (usually the men) the wives on a long probation with fines or community service. One of the saddest things is that these cults drive out young boys because they don't want them competing for brides. That's child neglect and abandonment. We can't allow these awful practices in our country, whether by religious cults, psychopathic men, or Muslim immigrants. Polygamy is against civilization!

@carlahaiduk1878

Жыл бұрын

Yeah because "religion freedom"

@barbarabrooks4747

Жыл бұрын

@@carlahaiduk1878 the courts have consistently held that religious freedom does not mean child neglect, abandonment and abuse is allowed. I don't know what the courts have ruled on polygamy, but there is ample evidence that polygamy is bad for women and children. Certainly there is ample reason to outlaw polygamy involving women of childbearing age. Polygamy has always been illegal in the United States. The courts shouldn't overturn a precedent without overwhelming evidence.

@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123

Жыл бұрын

And are still suffering this very minute 😏

you are so brave for sharing your story. to hear you found gratitude in marrying your *sister's husband* because he wasn't abusive shook me to the core. the great majority of American women are on your side and we will fight for you. we see you and we love you and we are here for you.

@a.walters123

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely, amen. I cannot imagine any woman I know, not supporting a fellow woman and mother like this. We all have your back ❤

@KimAhrina11

Жыл бұрын

you're pretty

@michelletalbot2281

Жыл бұрын

​@@KimAhrina11 what r u 10? Lol pretty tone deaf comment considering how heavy a topic this is

@amarillo856

Жыл бұрын

​@@michelletalbot2281 if you need a hug just say that. 😂 How does a compliment piss you off

@DeRothschild

6 ай бұрын

“So brave” lol

that made me so happy when she talked about her step dad

Man I’m so glad she has a real father in her life now ❤

@jokerace8227

5 ай бұрын

Sarah seems like a nice, kind young lady. I believe she will come across a good guy around her age who isn't put off by her interesting unusual background, isn't shallow and dumb.

So happy that she has a true Dad now and her mother found true love. This man sounds like such a hero. Working with animals, traveling, and getting out there sounds like a great adventure ahead.

Sarah Thompson and her friend Amber are both heroes for speaking out about the FLDS. I can’t imagine how much it must hurt to have relatives still in there.

I love that she calls Warren 'Father' but her dad is just 'Dad'. You can tell who earned the title. And 2 mins later she explains exactly what I just said. I'm so happy for her and her mother.

Horrible that you were kept apart from your mom. But it's great that she told you everything honestly about your father. She sounds like a strong woman. And you clearly are too! Most people have challenges, though it isn't always apparent.. Hopefully the sky is the limit for you now.

Mental warfare on a despicable level. Fascinating and scary at the same time. What an incredibly strong woman. The mother too.

@miradamevska5887

Жыл бұрын

Just as bad as the non binary and transgender movements, there is so much evil attacking the children of our world.

She has the rest of her life to actually *LIVE!* I'm so happy for her and her family that got out. Brave mother for sure.

She is truly a remarkable, brave young lady! Wishing her all greatness for her future, & all that survived all this traumatic life!

I dated a cousin of yours named Lewis while I worked at Ultradent. He talked about the church and I felt so relieved for him that he was out of it.

@eileenmcdonald1599

Жыл бұрын

Most males are kicked out at a young age. The elders do not want any competition

I grew up non-Mormon in SLC. I remember hearing some crazy-sounding stories about Rulon Jeffs and later Warren Jeffs. I’d left Utah well before WJ went to prison. The FLDS fascinate me - everything is so extreme. Sarah, thank you for telling your story. I’m extremely curious about how your mom had the insight and courage to get out. She sounds absolutely incredible; I’d love to hear her story as well. I’m so very glad you got to have a full four years in public school. Though it was such a shock, I think it was still an excellent environment in which to gradually acclimate to the gentile world. Therapy sounds like a good idea, when you’re ready…but you seem quite well-adjusted already. Best wishes for a happy, free life full of choices 😊❤️💐

@haileymontgomery3659

Жыл бұрын

What is SLC?

@sallyfreeman9971

Жыл бұрын

Yes. What is SLC?

@rainbowgirlism

Жыл бұрын

SLC=Salt Lake City, Utah

@sallyfreeman9971

Жыл бұрын

@@rainbowgirlism thank you for the information.

@scray00

11 ай бұрын

They have armed guards too. Getting out is not easy.

Yes!! It's never to late to live your dreams and to find your voice. Please keep speaking, you are such a doll!

@UnfilteredStoriesYT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! ❤️

So proud of you. Beautiful strong woman. You are going far. Rooting for you.

This is so interesting to me. I cannot imagine growing up like this. It is just so far removed from anything I’ve ever known. I don’t know why, but I find the FLDS in particular to be fascinating. Definitely not in a good way, by any means, I just have a hard time wrapping my head around it and I find myself wanting to know more. I think it’s really great that a lot of these former members are sharing their stories because that is what’s going to help break the cycle. Anyways, you are amazing and beautiful and I’m so happy you get to experience everything the world has to offer now!

She’s my cousin. So glad she got out! Now I wish people would realize the LDS church is just as bad, and would leave that too.

@cherylb5953

Жыл бұрын

That is a truly ignorant statement. The two religions are very different. And the lives of their members are even more different.

@jkc8407

Жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure they both practice the same type of behavior. Having several wives, 50 children, and having control over their families. There's a lot of good research on both churches. They may be different in some ways, but in many, they are alike. I would read up on both, and you will see the similarities. It's very sad and scary that people are treated this way. I'm not sure what the appeal is. It's almost like Stockholm Syndrome. I'm glad your cousin is now safe and free of that abuse.

@jmelande4937

Жыл бұрын

@@jkc8407 what are you talking about? Where did you get that idea? I’m a man in the LDS church, so you probably won’t believe me, but there’s no polygamy. My daughters are all encouraged to get educated, get a career, and live to their full potential. We don’t live in fear of a gentile world and we don’t artificially shelter them. There’s no secrecy, no mind control, no “protection” by controlling exposure to “the outside world,” none of the mind control stuff. Most of the kids go to regular public school their whole lives. There’s a diversity of thinking, freedom to choose your own spouse and life path, freedom of choice, etc. We fully live in the regular world. Sure we try to follow a moral code that is seen as strict by some, but there’s no “enforcement“ nor exclusion or punishment.

@Yonggbaek

Жыл бұрын

Its so crazy how many of you guys there are! And how nothing is being done by society as a whole to help!!

@cortney8493

Жыл бұрын

@@cherylb5953 I’ve been part of both. I know what I’m talking about boo

the whole FLDS story is atrocious but i really loved how she referred to her mother as "Mom" and to her father as just Father (not even "my father" or smth), and then later on she mentioned her Mom marrying her "Dad" because he "earned it". crazy how just the word choice can paint a picture

Bless your heart! In many ways your story is incredibly disturbing and sad, but you were also blessed with a very brave and determined mom and an understanding and loving dad! You are an amazing young woman and an incredible inspiration for girls all over the world!💞

@sallyfreeman9971

Жыл бұрын

I agree 100%

Generational chain breaker 💕 so proud of you ! Jesus has a massive purpose for you life girl

@joynecehernandez287

Жыл бұрын

Amen. I sometimes wonder if people who escape cults trust the gospel. If they keep searching for God or fear it. It’s sad to think that many may not want to know about God at all thinking they’ll get back into these things again or that every religious person is the same.

@juliacoburn7455

11 ай бұрын

Jesus is dead

@shanthachetty

10 ай бұрын

He is alive Just call on his name and he will answer you I pray that you will experience his love and grace in a special way

@Ryan-wx1bi

6 ай бұрын

​@@shanthachettymy neighbor Jesus? He's a good guy for sure. Originally from Mexico too

@gwengwen4535

2 ай бұрын

@@juliacoburn7455Over five hundred people saw Him alive, do you think they were lying? If so, what do you think their motivation for lying could have been?

I love that you said “it’s never too late to do your dreams” and that “you can think for yourself”

This woman is such an inspiration. I've been living in Salt Lake City for 8 years, and have never been part of the mainstream LDS church or the FLDS. The amount of stregth required to leave and adapt is incredible. I hope you get to live out your wildest dreams. 🖤

God bless you and all of those who lived through this. I hope all will find happiness and freedom from this cult. Thank you for sharing. ♡

oh Sweetheart, I am sooooo soooooo soooo glad, that you speak out. I don´t know you, but i know the story behind your father, as a lot of people do and I am always so happy, when I hear "escaping" stories. It´s not only the mothers and girls, it´s also the boys and even some of the men. Darling-Girl, live a good and happy life! I wish you all the best, good fortunes, a great career and lots of Love!! It´s so saddening to listen, but the more one of you speak out, the more you are able to heal, cause a lot of you need constant consulting and therapy. A lot of the escapees suffer immensly from PTSD. It´s heartbreaking! And the more survivors speak out, the more they really are able to heal. Keep strong! All the best for you!!

The trauma of your past life has become your strength… So amazing how your sharing your story… continue to speak out! Thank you!

What a beautiful person. My favorite part of this interview is when she talks about her dad, she just lights up!

You are so inspiring. How amazing we humans are to be able to overcome something like this. What you went through is so hard and yet you were able to understand in your mind the truth that was behind. What you went through is basically what happens in our society worldwide, and you are the perfect example to help us wake up to the fact that we are controlled by fear and people needing to feel powerful abusing others. What's wrong? Fear. What's missing? Love. I went through a very similar experience and it's taken me years to fully understand the damage and the consequences of all and to remember who I truly am, that I don't need to be told what to do and how to do it, and that I'm really free. Any criticism comes from fear and control, anybody telling us what we should or shouldn't do is out of love. We are precious, we are love, we don't need anybody to tell us how to live, we are free.

Your story gave me so much hope. I haven’t been through what you went through, but if you were able to come out the other side from this situation, so can I. Thank you! You are amazing!

I am so happy for you and your Mom, - a hero! -, that she was brave enough to cut the ties to that incredibly sick man, and that you have been able to find your place in the world. I hope you do seek therapy, it will help you immensely. Never believe that your first years were a disadvantage, you are lovely girl! Congratulations!

Sarah, thank you so much for being willing to share your experiences. I hope you get your tiny house and your black shepherd and that your life continues to blossom into something truly wonderful.

Thank you for sharing your story with us! ❤️❤️❤️

13:11 Growing up in mainstream Mormonism, I was taught that in the pre-mortal life we chose at least some of our trials and that we knew what kind of life we were going to live in. Now that I have distanced myself from such teachings, I realize how hurtful they are. You did NOT do anything before birth that made you be born to Warren Jeffs. I am glad you have a wonderful mother and that you guys escaped and you have a wonderful dad now. The road to healing is long and rough at times but the true freedom is so worth it! 14:10 Dreams being revelations....Gosh it is horrible that they locked you in your room with little food! 🥺😭 And then to later say that you are pure, just to flip flop to say you are evil... You are so brave to share your story! The grieving process is not linear. It gets easier and then hard at times and easier again. Let yourself feel your feelings and continue to explore what you love! You are an amazing human being!

She is a beautiful soul. I'm so happy to see her growth, overcome her fears, and that she has a brand new opportunity and chance at life and happiness. I hope she does get to therapy like she talked about

Your Mother is so brave. She got you out, helped you see the truth, & worked to make sure you didn't lose your way in the world.

You deserve such a wonderful life after this 'unusual' start. I wish you all joy and happiness! Your mother is a star.

We love u girly! Thank you for sharing your story hun! You shine so bright so continue that and i hope all of your dreams come true!

You are precious and you can choose your friends but you can't choose your family. There is a reason you were born into that family and it might just be to share your story so that you can inspire others to get out just like you did! Who better to warn them than you, his own flesh and blood? 💜

Congratulations on your freedom. Thank you for sharing your story. It will help a lot of people. I survived a Christian cult too, and I am so proud of how far you’ve come. ❤

@nataliewalters2759

Жыл бұрын

FDLS are not Christian’s! Look up what is a Christian . 🤦🏾‍♀️

@summerkellogg3266

11 ай бұрын

Christian cult is an oxymoron. It wouldn’t be a cult if it was of Christ. Glad you survived whatever it was you went through, though.

@justrandom4u714

9 ай бұрын

There are no Christian cults that I am aware of. Believing in the bible does not mean you are in a cult. Unless you mean Catholic. My kids and I are not religious, we are spiritual, but still believe in God. We do not go to church though or anything like that. You do not need to go to church to believe in God and talk to him or worship him. We do not do much of anything religious though. I do occasionally. The kids can choose what they want to be when they get older, but I would never push them to go to any religion.

@Ms.Prairie

7 ай бұрын

@@justrandom4u714they’re talking about FLDS Mormonism, and arguably Mormonism as a whole.

@slavenrasic2173

5 ай бұрын

​@@justrandom4u714HAHHAHAH Calls Catholics a cult. Find God

I’m so proud of you, I know from personal experience how hard it can be coming out of situations like that and your doing AMAZING!!!! Just keep going at your own pace, enjoy the discovery and new opportunities! You have so got this!!!! 🙌🏻🤗

I hope your siblings and their moms see this!! Much power to you and your mom.

I’m watching from Australia, and I think you’re amazing!!! Pure 100% strength!!! 🌻

Your strength is amazing. Blessings to you and your family

You are on a good way. Thanks to your mom and dad you will see your dreams come true and help others fight their way out of oppressive cults. I am so sorry for you being robbed of a normal childhood. I wish you will never again have to deal with bad people.

Saw your other sister she is amazing . Now you thank you for sharing your story . I’m sorry you all lived through this .

"she didn't have kids by him... I'm assuming because he was put in prison". Every minute of this video just gets wilder and wilder.

I wish I could meet you! I really relate it a lot of your experiences, and you’re such a sincere, transparent, intelligent, friendly person, and have a great life attitude. I’m amazed you healed so much on your own, and adapted to so much lengths. Incredible. Thanks for sharing your story

You are so courageous for sharing. Remember the best is yet to come. May all your dreams come true !!

Thank you for sharing your story. Blessings.

Such a life affirming and courageous account of a brilliant young woman. I believe in you and I see you shining. You are truly powerful!!!

Oh, sweetheart. You are a beautiful, clearly intelligent woman. I’m so sorry you were put through all of that. You sound like you’re well on your way to recovery. Take it slowly, know yourself and what you want from your life before relationships. ❤

Thank you so much for sharing. I’ve studied flds on and off for a few years, you told me things I didn’t know..

Thank you for sharing your story. People need to know this.

I wish you all the best! You are a very well put together young lady despite having been squashed down in that cult. Congratulations to you and your Mom for being so brave and breaking away.

you are so brave to talk about yor life! So glad you are healing & yes Counseling will do you so much good !

That is so incredibly sad. Thank you for sharing your story

Your mom showed incredible strength by doing what was best for you and her children. You are incredibly strong and what you are doing right now by talking and sharing is exactly what you would do in therapy so you are doing self therapy and I think it's amazing and you are so strong and don't ever let anyone stand in your way. Achieve your dreams because you are worth them. You are now one of my idols. I look up to you and I'm sure many other people do with it they are F LDS or not. I am not F LDS but the strength that you have is really idolizing

Keep inspiring those around and those you can’t see, you will go far ♥️

Thank you for being so positive and sharing your story! Happy you got out!

Thank you from here in London. That was very interesting. I followed a lot of the FLDS developments and books over the years. Best of luck. It sounds like the mother was very wise in getting those children she did out and keeping them away from the worst bits of the outside world too where people live and go off the rails. Well done to the stepfather too.

@littlewingmyoho

Жыл бұрын

I've read so many books ..possibly I've read them all.The poverty is rarely spoke about .The sound of gravel is so shocking and tragic.Breaking free by her sibling as well is heartbreaking as to the sexual abuse.Many are f these men are so heartless and care nothing for the women in their lives.Utah has now made polygamy legal shockingly. Those women are so lonely and the children rarely have any relationship with their fathers

Thank you for sharing your story! You are so brave and explain your story so well. I hope the best for you ❤

I loved your story. And I love that you wore a RED dress at graduation, a colour I heard had been forbidden to wear by your birth father.

Thank you so much for sharing your story! So fascinating!

I relate to you a lot. Thank you for so honestly sharing.

Sarah, this was so interesting! Thank you for sharing your story. I'm glad, that you, your mom and many others got out of this cult. I hope many more will follow. In the "real world" it's not perfect, but you have freedom and rights. Nothing but the best for the future!

You are helping so many people and you’re so strong ❤🏆

Thank you for sharing!

I am so happy you are having the opportunity to be yourself 🙏💞 I don't know what your relationship with God is now, but if you still feel close to God .. there are many many many of us who go through different experiences where we question why we had to live through that.. i think it is because we have the strength to be a voice for those who don't have the strength to speak up or break free.

The way you smile when you talk about your dad I am so happy that your mom was so brave and that more and more former FLDSR sharing their truth you may see it as rebelling, but personally, I see it as spreading awareness you could be potentially helping somebody else make the choice to leave I can’t wait to see you post videos building your tiny house with your dog and see you modelling in ads in the future you got this ❤️

God bless you bb! Kids are victims of circumstance but they don't hafta be. That is what you have changed. So glad you are doing it! You got this!

Sarah, you are amazing! Keep following your dreams! A tiny house in Colorado, a blue shepherd, therapy to process “Father”, modeling and traveling! You are truly AMAZING

I think you are so strong. You are blessed for your awareness and knowledge. I'm glad you are helping others.

You are so well-spoken, clear-minded and articulate so shortly after going through all of that. That's remarkable, and though I think therapy is always a good idea, you have clearly been able to do a lot of development all by yourself already and I am convinced you will have an amazing life & do amazing stuff. Oh, and you look so much like your mom! :)

Bravo! You will have a joyfull life now. I'm glad that you and your mother are free and that you know the truth. Just be happy, you deserve it! And, thanks for this beautiful testimony.

Thank you so much for sharing your story. May all your dreams come true!

Thank you for sharing your story. You are such a brave girl ! I’m sorry for what you’ve been through and I pray healing and peace for you and your family.

What an amazingly strong woman! Don’t worry about finding the right one, you are so lovely, they will come when you are ready. I’ve had a lot of trauma in my life too. My dream is also to live in a little cabin in the woods by myself. You deserve t he world.

You are an amazing young women and your mom is courageous and her love shows in you. I’m so happy for you that you got out. I pray all the young ladies get out.

You’re a miracle!!! ❤ I’m so glad to hear your story of strength & hope. Your Mom sounds like a very brave loving woman as well.

You are truly an inspiring young lady! I wish you the very best and hope that all of your dreams come true! 🙂

What a cool, cool kid! She's the same age as my son, so I have deep sympathy for her struggle. But, also, she's got SO much strength! What a champ!

Huge respect- you have so much to offer to the rest of us in sharing your experience 🙏💚✊

This young lady has courage enough for EVERYONE READING here reading this post! Thanks u so very much for not keeping these 'secrets' which breed sexual abuse! You're very very brave and I applaud u-- Ty!❤️

Bedankt voor je verhaal. Je doet het goed en doe het op jou voorwaarden en in jou tijd!

I am glad she has escaped from that abusive life. I hope she knows she will find a boyfriend in due time. She seems like a wonderful young lady. Well spoken, intelligent, compassionate, kind and beautiful.

@juliacoburn7455

11 ай бұрын

She does not need boyfriend to use and abuse her. She is enough.

@MelixArgentina

8 ай бұрын

Why would she need a boyfriend? And why is that the only thing we hope for women as if it was their only purpose in life. She didn't leave one cult to become part of another one.

@kmackblack

8 ай бұрын

She wants that for herself. That’s why I mentioned it.

Your story is truly inspiring! I wish you all the happiness and fulfillment that you deserve!

Thank you for sharing your story.

Thank-you for being so honest & letting yourself be vulnerable through the telling of your story. You are very brave. Continue to listen to your own voice, it serves you well! You are wise beyond your years. Here's a thought for you: There is no such thing as normal. Every family has problems and challenges. They are a part of life. "Normal" is not worth striving for. Normal is not safe, independant, secure etc.....Live the life that suits you. Let however that ends up looking be your normal. Some people are more flawed than others. Don't listen to anyone who tries to drag you down! Weak people try to control others. One method weak men use to control women is thru sex and in FLDS that benefit came via the exploitation of young girls. Women are not a commodity! Strong men don't sell their loyalty at the expense of children because they have integrity. Father was a "bad" person, raised by a "bad' person. He had a choice, but he didn't choose to leave. His immoral actions undertaken in pursuit of power were his just downfall.

Great interview. music seemed incongruent and distracting. But thank you for speaking out and wishing you the best love ❤

Thank you for sharing your story. ❤

Bless you. Thank you for sharing.

Good for you that you are considering therapy. I would recommend a therapist with FLDS or LDS history but also left possibly at an age close to the age you left. And remember, you can interview therapists and if it does not feel like a good fit then don’t feel bad if you do not chose to go on with them. And always look up their credentials and reviews if those are available. It is a good idea to go into therapy with some goals in mind.

I'm so happy for you! You have a real daddy and a normal life, as normal as life is! I hope all your dreams come true. ❤

Thank you so much for sharing your story. It’s crazy the things you had to experience at such a young age and I am sorry that you were not granted the luxury of a normal childhood. But at the same time.. you are so strong and have developed an incredible passion for living life to the fullest. You are an incredible human and I can tell that you are going to do incredible things in this world.

I am Happy for you. thanks for shairing.

You are an amazing young lady! To talk about something so personal and to be so positive and kind is awesome. Your mother did a wonderful job. You should both be very proud of all that you have accomplished.

Thank you for sharing your experience. Best of luck! :)