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| Re: You see, my family is a victim of domestic violence
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Posted on: Wed, 14 May 2008 01:41:08 +0100
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"angel" wrote in message
news:dba6f1da-8e9a-4c1e-9a31-81bce0ee85b9@l42g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
> You see, my family is a victim of domestic violence we are unique in
> that my family did not experience the violence within our home. The
> violence came from outside our home and affected our family's way of
> life on a daily basis for years. My child was affected by this
> violence on a daily basis because the people who should have helped us
> left us, why? The norm is that the perpetrators always blame the
> victim. My child was the victim and I never blamed her I used all my
> powers to support her. One morning last week I was on the radio
> station Talk Sport and the radio presenter stated globally that many
> parents are unable to support their child/children the way I have and
> the point I raised is a good one.
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/practice-direction-criminal-proceedings
If that link is intended to provide advice it is just about the most biased
& useless that I have *ever* seen.
--
Joe Lee
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