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Talking with Abused Adopted Child about Severe Abuse

Submitted by FaithA on Fri, 02/29/2008 - 20:07
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Boy in Field (c) Lynda Bernhardt

I have a personal blog that I write to encourage adult survivors of child abuse along their healing journeys. I keep track of the topics that bring people over to that blog. I have been surprised that I get the most page views for topics on severe forms of child abuse, such as mother-daughter sexual abuse or animal rape. Those are tough topics that most people do not want to think about, much less talk about.

If you have adopted a child who has suffered from one of the more severe forms of child abuse, you might be at a loss about how to talk with your child about the abuse.

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