Triggers are very personal; different things trigger different people. Sensory memory can be extremely powerful and not feel logical. We are triggered through sight, sound, taste, touch and smell.

In incest is often a parent or grandparent that was the abuser.

So, what happens when you resemble the abuser? You trigger yourself. We discuss what this looks and feels like in the life of a incest survivor.

We finish our conversation and it was good.

** Is it demons or symptoms of PTSD

** Our mental abilities start to wane when we keep on with blocked memories.

** When we fail, put more good in … the only thing that changes us is self-forgiveness and love.

Tonight's panel talks about childhood submission and how that carries through into our adulthood decisions. The inability to unmingle the abuse from daily living. We chat about the frought worries of forgiveness.

What about trauma and our sexuality? We talk about that commingling, too.

The panel discusses the impact of incest. Each of these panelist lived in a home of abuse where the father was the hunter. We discuss:

Joanne honestly shares how she came through a life that started rough. She is such a genuine soul. At a very young age she walks herself to the police station to protect her cousins. Thank you, Joanne for your courage.

We discuss how a loving Father God gives us a lifetime filled with his loving embrace. He doesn't have an expiration for healing -- the spirit of religion does.

Jeanette Finn joins us on today's episode. She is the author of Girl Distorted Joy Restored. Her abuse began around the age of 10 years old when her biological father began to moleste and groom her. It continued until she was 15 when she brought it to a dramatic end. Join us in this conversation.
You can find Jeannette at innocentagain.com, Divinelyempoweredonlinedating.com and by searching "Getting To I Do" on Facebook.

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Even triggers can be denied.