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The Streets Don't Love You Back's Blog – October 2011 Archive (12)

Lucia’s Story

Lucia’s Story

Lucia* came to the WAA emergency shelter pregnant and with five children. She had been with her husband for three years when he became physically and emotionally abusive.

Lucia made the difficult decision to leave her husband when he pulled her down the steps and strangled her. She and her children fled to a homeless shelter in Philadelphia, but the shelter didn’t have the supportive services for…

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Olivia’s Story

Olivia’s Story

Olivia* came to the emergency shelter directly from the hospital after living with her abusive husband, Jordan, for eight years.

She claimed the last beating wasn’t as bad as previous ones, stating “he only kicked me down the steps.” Jordan had been arrested in 2005 for attacking Olivia so severely that she suffered from a split disc. In addition to the physical abuse, Olivia’s husband had sought to…

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Krystal’s Story

Krystal’s Story

Krystal* had been with her partner for five years. Over time, he manipulated her, isolated her from friends and family, and became extremely abusive. She had no one to turn to for support in this scary and seemingly hopeless time. She made multiple efforts to leave the relationship, but was unable to permanently escape. Krystal’s physical and emotional abuser was also the father of her baby.

One…

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Alyssa’s Story

Alyssa’s Story

Alyssa* had been living with her parents and was restricted to a wheelchair due to under-developed limbs. She was abused by her father and denied access to her four-year old son. She escaped the abusive situation by fleeing to a local shelter. But that shelter was not handicap accessible, and Alyssa was forced to crawl to use the bathroom while due to the lack of assistive technology to accommodate her needs. …

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Sara’s Story

Sara’s Story

Sara* was a victim of domestic violence who transformed into a strong and capable mother with the support of Women Against Abuse’s comprehensive services. Sara was pregnant and caring for her three-year old son when she entered theWomen Against Abuse emergency shelter.

As an immigrant from Africa, Sara did not have family or friends…

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Melissa’s Story

Melissa’s Story

Melissa* was attending nursing school while living with her partner and two children. Her partner refused to watch their children during nursing school hours and Melissa risked being dropped from the program and losing her financial aid if she did not attend regularly.

When Melissa enlisted the help of a family member to baby-sit, her partner became angry and started beating her. The abuse lasted…

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Watch her story

Sheila arrived at the Women Against Abuse Emergency Shelter after waking up in a hospital emergency room. Her partner had beaten her to the point of unconsciousness when she tried to leave their home with their child. With her courage and the help of Women Against Abuse, Sheila and her two sons now live in a safe and loving home. 

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William’s Story

William’s Story

William Spratley flicks through the text messages on his phone until he finds the one he’s been looking for. It’s from his 27-year old daughter, Ameya, and it’s the last words he will ever exchange with her. Ameya was killed by her abusive boyfriend in January.

“I keep this text because I can’t let go,” William sobs into his hands as he recounts the details of his daughter’s…

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Battered Women, Abused Children, and Child Custody:

Battered Women, Abused Children, and Child Custody: "A National Crisis" The Ninth Annual Battered Mothers Custody Conference: BMCC IX January 6th, 7th, and 8th, 2012 Friday evening through Sunday Holiday Inn Turf, 205 Wolf Road, Albany, NY 2012 Online Registration 2012 Brochure and Mail In Registration Home Presenters Co-Sponsors Support the Conference Silent Auction The Conference in PBS' Film: Breaking the Silence, Children's Stories Seminar Materials Web Sites Created by Mothers and Adult… Continue

Added by The Streets Don't Love You Back on October 25, 2011 at 8:15pm — No Comments

the streets dont love you back clothes line

the streets dont love you back clothes line will first be launching our new sweatsuit line,our new hoodie line , our new thermal line ,our new skull hat line, will be in our -line store before the holiday .we are about to take it to another level with our new clothes line about to go all the way hard for the 2012 god has been truly good to me and i thank him everyday for his grace.thank you all for your support rob and lucinda…

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Added by The Streets Don't Love You Back on October 23, 2011 at 11:52am — No Comments

The Streets Don't Love You Back 2012 National Motivational Speaking/Book Tour will kick off nov 23,2011 in az

The Streets Don't Love You Back 2012 National Motivational Speaking/Book Tour will kick off nov 23,2011 in az.i will have book signings coming up in new york,detroit,az,cali,cinti, so far. we will put the dates up soon as we confirm the dates i will be in your city we will also be launching our new clothes line the streets dont love you back you will be able to buy before the…

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OCTOBER IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH

OCTOBER IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH

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