<p>Abuse and violence leave their mark, not just on the people that were abused, but on the place where such actions took place. This episode describes the scars that never really disappear entirely. This episode wraps up the book "The Gaslit Heart." </p>

Abuse and violence leave their mark, not just on the people that were abused, but on the place where such actions took place. This episode describes the scars that never really disappear entirely. This episode wraps up the book "The Gaslit Heart."

<p>Abuse and violence leave their mark, not just on the people that were abused, but on the place where such actions took place. This episode describes the scars that never really disappear entirely. This episode wraps up the book "The Gaslit Heart."&nbsp;</p>

A True End (Postface)

Domestic violence isn't always bruised skin or broken bones. Sometimes the scars run much deeper. Emotional abuse often goes unnoticed because the signs are so easy to miss. And for the people being abused, sometimes the abuse is so subtle that you are trapped before you truly understand the monster you are with, specifically when dealing with something like gaslighting. Not sure what that is? Listen and find out. Every episode will delve deeper into a world behind closed doors. Content from this podcast comes from the book, "The Gaslit Heart: A Story of Service and Survival."

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