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My Life Now is a pivotal book that should be in everyone's library who is working to combat sex trafficking.

I am dumbfounded by the rampant sexual abuse quietly and deviously going on all around us. Mary's book sheds light on all aspects of child sexual abuse - how it can happen, why it happens, and why children are in "survival mode" and don't remember the abuse sometimes until decades later.

Mary Knight also produced a documentary I recommend called Mothers and Molestation: A Film about Child Abuse.

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