Letters to the Abused

Bad to Good Then Back Again

by Natalie Rapier


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Softcover
$15.99
Hardcover
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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 2/8/2011

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 65
ISBN : 9781456844721
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 65
ISBN : 9781456844738
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 65
ISBN : 9781456844745

About the Book

Letters to the Abused focuses on how a relationship begins, and how it ends.

Letters to the Abused came about in 1999. I had been in a bad relationship which resulted in Prison time for the man who abused me. From there I kept adding on. One bad relationship after another.

My goal is to reach out to those who are in a bad relationship, who feels there is no way out. There is staying in the relationship is not only bad for the person who is in it but the children involved as well. The cycle needs to be stopped. Many times easier said than done. We all at one point or another believe in second chances past that it will not stop it keeps happening. Abusers many times make the abused feel as though they are the ones who ask to be hit, that they deserve what they get. Not true in all cases, but most abusers, are down on themselves for one reason or another, in turn they take it out on another defenseless person.

Keep in mind there is a way out, as my poetry has pointed out. No one deserves to be abused.


About the Author

My name is Natalie Walsh Rapier. I am a 48 year old mother of one, a daughter Helena and grandmother of one, a beautiful girl named Angel Hope. I am as well engaged to a great guy who is making strides to change his life after trauma of his own. My parents are alive and well, Jim and Barbara Walsh. My parents have guided me through a life of mistakes, successes, and more mistakes. They have always been there for me good or bad. Being in and out of relationships which have resulted in domestic violence is the force behind my poetry. There is no better way to explain how being abused feels other than to let the feelings out in writing. That is what I managed to do.