From Love Bombing to Freedom: Deborah’s Experience of Surviving Domestic Abuse and Coercive Control

Deborah shares her harrowing experience of surviving domestic abuse. She recounts her journey from the initial stages of her relationship, marked by love bombing, to the escalating physical and emotional abuse. Deborah’s story highlights the profound impact of domestic violence on her life and her struggle to protect her daughter. This conversation aims to raise awareness and provide support for others enduring similar situations, emphasizing the importance of recognizing red flags and speaking out about abuse.

00:00 Introduction and Meeting Deborah
01:11 Deborah’s Early Life and Marriage
01:31 Meeting the Abuser
02:22 Signs of Control and Abuse
03:53 Escalation of Abuse
06:23 Living in Fear
10:05 Breaking Point and Seeking Help
17:21 Aftermath and Reflection
22:19 Empowerment and Moving Forward
29:19 Conclusion and Future Plans

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