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The shame, the terror and the trauma that linger
Don’t be coy, parents. It is within your power to protect your child from childhood sexual abuse. Do it.
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When a child is sexually abused, the trauma can stretch endlessly. Parents have the power to protect their children, says the writer.
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Margaret Chan
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I was five when I first encountered the sexual predator.
Every evening, when it was still bright, Papoo Uncle rode his tricycle down the road in front of my home. A counter filled with sweets, biscuits and toys was mounted upon the tricycle.
