you are so brave for telling us your experience... i was raped in freshman year of college and i haven't registered/ processed it as rape until last year (i'm 29). it's a long journey but women are strong. we've got this!
Thank you so much for sharing your story. It’s incredibly brave of you to speak up about what happened, and I’m so sorry you went through that. You are incredibly strong, and we are all here for you ❤️
I started following you from your dating horror stories and instantly loved your personality. This video just further shows me I followed the right person! I appreciate your transparency and you sharing your story. You don’t know who’s life you just changed. ❤
holy shit, this is one of the most impactful, powerful, authentic, raw, personal stories that captures the complexity and contradictions of trauma and abuse. this story, and your sharing, gives me courage to share mine. thank you for the impact you have made in my life on a random Wednesday evening in February. stay YOU.
JESUS Jacy!!! I am soooo sorry that happened to you. As a nurse, it makes me incredibly angry and ashamed of the medical profession sometimes. I hope you find healing and peace. I'm very sorry
You have no idea how many people you’re inspiring, even when you’re struggling. I only listened to your intro and it’s already everything I went through. I would listen to your story forever, you’re such a great person. Before I start the video with sensory approved jammies, a box of tissues and my laptop journal…Thank you for being so vulnerable, raw, and transparent about this topic. Sending love and strength your way. I just came across your videos the other day and you’re just what I needed in life right now. Keep doing great work! 0:59
Jacy, I am so sorry for all of the trauma and pain this man caused you. No one deserves to experience any form of abuse, especially from a professional. I’m so proud of you for sharing your story with us and bringing awareness to this form of abuse. I continue to wish you the absolute best for your mental health and wellbeing ❤
I work in healthcare and I have seen and heard things that I cannot unsee or unhear. Not relating to sexual assault but incompetence stemming from poorly educated to selfishness to adhd to greed. One day it’s going to be normal to have a patient advocate in the room who is unrelated to the office in question. Your story did help people from further getting assaulted. You helped put this menace behind bars.
I love how you can tell your story so fearlessly. I resonate with so much of your story down to the getting a fallopian tube & ovary removed & losing myself afterwards. I just love your openness to share.
I have no words that feel like they could possibly convey how much this touched me and how much I feel for you having to endure such horrible treatment. I’m so sorry, I wish I could wave a magic wand that could erase it all. Sending you so much love and virtual hugs 🤗 Thank you for sharing, you doing this helps so many women to feel less alone and helps validate their experience 💜💜💜
Thank you for sharing your story. I'm so glad I started watching you, your personality and honesty are very refreshing. I started watching you because my child is also mixed race. You shine a light on what it's like to live with various issues in your life that may also be impacting others. Thank you and may you be well and heal from this trauma. Bless you Jacy
This... It hits ME very hard. I also was sexually assaulted here in Arizona years back by a doctor named Dr Finkle ..... I relate to everything you say, there wasn't enough hot water on this Earth To Make me feel clean for years. I too blamed myself.... It was one of the most surreal things I've lived through and then I will continue to live through. There was no settlement money. He's in prison and I can only hope one day he goes to hell. Because the things he stole from me, I can never get back. I'm so sorry, I'm sending you all the love I have, and hugs. It's hard, and it changes us as people......💔💔💔
Thank you for sharing your story, Jacy. I know it was very difficult to do, but your bravery in telling your truth will help so many others I am sure. Thank you for your humanity. You’re truly an amazing person.
Thank you so much for sharing this. It’s a reminder we need to be on guard with our children and medical professionals and what red flags to watch out for.
Thank you for sharing your experience. Sadly this reminded me of two similar experiences I had, the first with a paediatrician when I was a child and the second with a gynaecologist I saw in my 20s. Years after the incident with the gyno I learned that he was being sued by six women. This was validating because when I asked my then family doctor to refer me to someone else she dismissed my concerns and actually became defensive and protective over him. Her reaction at the time made me question if i was maybe overreacting... but now I know that I wasn't. This happened here in Toronto Canada.
I am so sorry you can relate, and I’m proud of you for speaking up! But feeling dismissed is sadly the best way to describe it. Hoping you’re about to heal and process from your experiences ❤️
Thank you, Jacy, for speaking up. I am so sorry you had to go through this and everyone else who had to go through this when some of these could have been prevented if USC would have done something. It is not your fault and remember we are survivors, but it does not define us. ❤
You have no idea how many people you’re inspiring, even when you’re struggling. I only listened to your intro and it’s already everything I went through. I would listen to your story forever, you’re such a great person. Before I start the video with sensory approved jammies, a box of tissues and my laptop journal…Thank you for being so vulnerable, raw, and transparent about this topic. Sending love and strength your way. I just came across your videos the other day and you’re just what I needed in life right now. Keep doing great work!
I'm so sorry this happened to you Jacy, I hope you're doing better and I'm happy you're still here on RUclips sharing your life with us. Sending love and healing
Thank you so much for sharing, Jacy. I’ve been going through my own health struggles over the last couple years and I’ve felt dismissed and demeaned as well. But I can’t imagine going through something like that. We’re supposed to just blindly trust healthcare professionals with such vulnerable parts of ourselves and it’s terrible that some sick weirdos can come along and mess up or even end our lives because they choose to abuse their power. It is terrible but I’m glad that you’re ok, or at least trying to be ok. That’s all we can really do is TRY to be ok.
Oh Mary, I hate you can relate, but so many comments on this video show how common this is. It’s heartbreaking, but speaking up about it only helps others. Thanks for sharing, and thanks for your support ❤️
I understand how difficult of a story this is to share. Kudos to you for always being transparent and sharing your stories even the difficult ones. Wishing you the best in 2025 and to other women that have had trauma as well. It’s so sad how most women have had a story similar to this 😒😣
I'm sorry you've gone through all this, it's messed up! Couple off with the physical and mental side affects that you've been experiencing is unreal. It just goes to show how much our experiences in life affect our overall health on every level.
You are such a caring, amazing and beautiful person inside and out. Thank you for sharing your story. I'm sure it will help many! And I hope it helps you process...
I was violently raped 35 years ago by a stranger. I didn't go to the police because of the guilt and shame like you spoke of. It took 30 years for me to unpack the trauma when I finally admitted that I needed professional help to process what had happened to me. Then I wrote a book and included it in my story. It was so hard to write, so I understand how much courage it took for you to make this video. It was the most cathardic way for me to heal. I only sold a handful of copies, so there was no money that was made from telling the truth out loud, but what comes from telling the truth can be so much more important than money. I hope that when you are ready, you will take that money and buy everything you could ever dream of wanting for yourself and those you love. Don't spend one second feeling any guilt or shame about it. Spend every penny you want, and do it for the millions of people who go through experiences like this, but are never vendicated. Most importantly, use it to make sure that you get the best mental health care possible. The healthcare system in this country sucks, so you deserve to have USC footing the bill for the care that you need in order to heal. It will be a continued process to continue healing, and therapy is damned hard work. Keep moving forward, knowing you are loved and honored for your strength and bravery. You've got this!!!
Wow thank you so much for sharing your story. I’m so so sorry you had to go through that, but sadly I completely resonate with everything you’re saying. The process of making this series was both painful yet cathartic like you said, and really helped me process a lot of things. I’m so grateful to hear survivor stories like yours. Sending lots of love ❤️
Thank you for sharing. I noticed you’d been mia on insta and kept checking. I was honestly worried ! I appreciate your stories and you. You are amazing and strong❤
Jacy, I don’t even know what to say. I am so sorry you and so many other women have gone through this. You didn’t owe it to anyone to share this, but the fact that you did shows that you are incredibly brave and selfless. I love you and I hope you are able to heal and find peace!
Thank you for sharing this …. Money is money but the way you inspire, validate and relate to us is priceless! I hope you healing so deeply beyond what you could even imagine ❤❤
As a survivor of 16 years of incest, I just want to assure you Jacy that no one’s experience is worse or more important than the other. Assault is assault in whatever shape or form and no matter how long or how brief it occurred. Your story matters and I am so proud of you for sharing it and also want to really thank you for helping me get closer to sharing my own story ❤
What you have done here will help so many people, Jacy ❤❤ Please don’t feel any guilt whatsoever for not being able to speak up sooner - that’s HIS fault. It’s all his fault, he did it. Guilt should only fall on him. Take care ❤
Thank you for sharing your story! I can relate with terrible doctors that say say shitty things to you, I had a gyno that was AWFUL. You are brave and I appreciate you!
Thanks for all your comments ❤️ I’m so sorry you can relate to anything from this video, but sharing can make us all stronger together. Sending lots of love back to you 🫶
I had the same surgery. An oopherectomy I think it’s called. Ovary, tube and a massive softball size cyst complete with hair, teeth and bones inside it!!! The doctors told me I would not experience any hormone issues since I had one healthy ovary, and would still be able to have kids if I wanted more. However, I since then experienced major depressive episodes and an anxious episodes along with numerous physical ones, including weight gain and losing all of my hair. So I don’t think it’s true when they say that losing an ovary doesn’t affect a woman’s hormone balance.
It’s actually disheartening to think that your family laughed it off and didn’t flip tables and chairs. You love your family and it’s not their fault but if that were my daughter I’d be fighting and we’ll see if his medical degree can fix his bruised face.
From time to time I research the life experiences of mixed race people. Being the older brother of six biracial siblings, I often wonder why they feel what they feel, and why they gravitate more towards the black experience as opposed to the white experience. As close as I am to their mother, I just don't really get why they embrace the black side of their reality and totally disregard their mom's side. In doing my research, I stumbled upon your RUclips channel about being mixed race. Being impressed by your gift of articulation, I decided to watch more of your content. In watching this particular video I couldn't help but listen to it in it's entirety. I found myself getting vey angry about the fact that you were violated during a time that should have been one of the greatest experiences in your adult life. I have very fond memories of my college experience but I see that it sucked for you obviously. You didn't get millions, but I'm sure that your settlement will eventually change the poison of your college experience to medicine for the future you. Great events will come to pass for you and countless other women. Thanks again for sharing your life with us and... Be Well🤙🏾
I work in healthcare and I have seen and heard things that I cannot unsee or unhear. Not relating to sexual assault but incompetence stemming from poorly educated to selfishness to adhd to greed. One day it’s going to be normal to have a patient advocate in the room who is unrelated to the office in question. Your story did help people from further getting assaulted. You helped put this menace behind bars.
you are so brave for telling us your experience... i was raped in freshman year of college and i haven't registered/ processed it as rape until last year (i'm 29). it's a long journey but women are strong. we've got this!
Thank you so much for sharing your story. It’s incredibly brave of you to speak up about what happened, and I’m so sorry you went through that. You are incredibly strong, and we are all here for you ❤️
I started following you from your dating horror stories and instantly loved your personality. This video just further shows me I followed the right person! I appreciate your transparency and you sharing your story. You don’t know who’s life you just changed. ❤
This comment means a lot Naya, I so appreciate all your support ❤️
holy shit, this is one of the most impactful, powerful, authentic, raw, personal stories that captures the complexity and contradictions of trauma and abuse. this story, and your sharing, gives me courage to share mine. thank you for the impact you have made in my life on a random Wednesday evening in February. stay YOU.
Oh Jenn, breaks my heart to hear you can relate in any way 💔 but sending you all the love and validation you absolutely deserve
@@JacyErin
JESUS Jacy!!! I am soooo sorry that happened to you. As a nurse, it makes me incredibly angry and ashamed of the medical profession sometimes. I hope you find healing and peace. I'm very sorry
Thanks Jessika ❤️ medical trauma isnt as common, so hoping it’s helps others by sharing my story
You have no idea how many people you’re inspiring, even when you’re struggling. I only listened to your intro and it’s already everything I went through. I would listen to your story forever, you’re such a great person. Before I start the video with sensory approved jammies, a box of tissues and my laptop journal…Thank you for being so vulnerable, raw, and transparent about this topic. Sending love and strength your way.
I just came across your videos the other day and you’re just what I needed in life right now. Keep doing great work! 0:59
Jacy, I am so sorry for all of the trauma and pain this man caused you. No one deserves to experience any form of abuse, especially from a professional. I’m so proud of you for sharing your story with us and bringing awareness to this form of abuse. I continue to wish you the absolute best for your mental health and wellbeing ❤
Thank you for your kind words and support, it means the world to me ❤️
I work in healthcare and I have seen and heard things that I cannot unsee or unhear. Not relating to sexual assault but incompetence stemming from poorly educated to selfishness to adhd to greed. One day it’s going to be normal to have a patient advocate in the room who is unrelated to the office in question. Your story did help people from further getting assaulted. You helped put this menace behind bars.
I love how you can tell your story so fearlessly. I resonate with so much of your story down to the getting a fallopian tube & ovary removed & losing myself afterwards. I just love your openness to share.
I appreciate your support and it means a lot that you’re able to connect with my story, it’s hard to navigate the loss of a piece of yourself.
I know it must have taken a lot of strength to come on the internet and tell your story! Thank you for sharing!
You all give me all the strength I need 🫶
I have no words that feel like they could possibly convey how much this touched me and how much I feel for you having to endure such horrible treatment. I’m so sorry, I wish I could wave a magic wand that could erase it all.
Sending you so much love and virtual hugs 🤗
Thank you for sharing, you doing this helps so many women to feel less alone and helps validate their experience 💜💜💜
I’m definitely hoping my story can help others feel seen and heard 💜 but I couldn’t do it without your support, and for that I’m so so grateful!
Thank you for sharing your story. I'm so glad I started watching you, your personality and honesty are very refreshing. I started watching you because my child is also mixed race. You shine a light on what it's like to live with various issues in your life that may also be impacting others. Thank you and may you be well and heal from this trauma. Bless you Jacy
This... It hits ME very hard. I also was sexually assaulted here in Arizona years back by a doctor named Dr Finkle ..... I relate to everything you say, there wasn't enough hot water on this Earth To Make me feel clean for years. I too blamed myself.... It was one of the most surreal things I've lived through and then I will continue to live through. There was no settlement money. He's in prison and I can only hope one day he goes to hell. Because the things he stole from me, I can never get back. I'm so sorry, I'm sending you all the love I have, and hugs. It's hard, and it changes us as people......💔💔💔
❤❤❤❤sorry
I have a young daughter any advice she is 10yrs old?
Thank you for sharing your story, Jacy. I know it was very difficult to do, but your bravery in telling your truth will help so many others I am sure. Thank you for your humanity. You’re truly an amazing person.
I appreciate it ❤️
Thanks for sharing. Your honesty and vulnerability will help others.
Thank you so much for sharing this. It’s a reminder we need to be on guard with our children and medical professionals and what red flags to watch out for.
Thank you for sharing your experience. Sadly this reminded me of two similar experiences I had, the first with a paediatrician when I was a child and the second with a gynaecologist I saw in my 20s. Years after the incident with the gyno I learned that he was being sued by six women. This was validating because when I asked my then family doctor to refer me to someone else she dismissed my concerns and actually became defensive and protective over him. Her reaction at the time made me question if i was maybe overreacting... but now I know that I wasn't. This happened here in Toronto Canada.
I am so sorry you can relate, and I’m proud of you for speaking up! But feeling dismissed is sadly the best way to describe it. Hoping you’re about to heal and process from your experiences ❤️
Thank you, Jacy, for speaking up. I am so sorry you had to go through this and everyone else who had to go through this when some of these could have been prevented if USC would have done something. It is not your fault and remember we are survivors, but it does not define us. ❤
It does not define us, that’s a phrase I need to remember ❤️
I am so sorry you went through this 😭 Thank you for sharing your story.
You have no idea how many people you’re inspiring, even when you’re struggling. I only listened to your intro and it’s already everything I went through. I would listen to your story forever, you’re such a great person. Before I start the video with sensory approved jammies, a box of tissues and my laptop journal…Thank you for being so vulnerable, raw, and transparent about this topic. Sending love and strength your way.
I just came across your videos the other day and you’re just what I needed in life right now. Keep doing great work!
I’m weeping for you.. this is terrible and you woman deserve justice. That school is evil for allowing this to happen to its students
I'm so sorry this happened to you Jacy, I hope you're doing better and I'm happy you're still here on RUclips sharing your life with us. Sending love and healing
Thank you so much for sharing, Jacy. I’ve been going through my own health struggles over the last couple years and I’ve felt dismissed and demeaned as well. But I can’t imagine going through something like that. We’re supposed to just blindly trust healthcare professionals with such vulnerable parts of ourselves and it’s terrible that some sick weirdos can come along and mess up or even end our lives because they choose to abuse their power. It is terrible but I’m glad that you’re ok, or at least trying to be ok. That’s all we can really do is TRY to be ok.
Oh Mary, I hate you can relate, but so many comments on this video show how common this is. It’s heartbreaking, but speaking up about it only helps others. Thanks for sharing, and thanks for your support ❤️
I understand how difficult of a story this is to share. Kudos to you for always being transparent and sharing your stories even the difficult ones. Wishing you the best in 2025 and to other women that have had trauma as well. It’s so sad how most women have had a story similar to this 😒😣
It's hard to believe how many women experience something similar, but it's important to keep talking about it ❤️ thanks for all your support
It breaks my heart what happened to you. You are very strong. Sending my hugs.
I appreciate it more than you know ❤️
I'm sorry you've gone through all this, it's messed up! Couple off with the physical and mental side affects that you've been experiencing is unreal. It just goes to show how much our experiences in life affect our overall health on every level.
You are such a caring, amazing and beautiful person inside and out. Thank you for sharing your story. I'm sure it will help many! And I hope it helps you process...
I appreciate you so much! Sharing my story was a really hard decision, but I hope it makes a difference 🫶
I was violently raped 35 years ago by a stranger. I didn't go to the police because of the guilt and shame like you spoke of. It took 30 years for me to unpack the trauma when I finally admitted that I needed professional help to process what had happened to me. Then I wrote a book and included it in my story. It was so hard to write, so I understand how much courage it took for you to make this video. It was the most cathardic way for me to heal. I only sold a handful of copies, so there was no money that was made from telling the truth out loud, but what comes from telling the truth can be so much more important than money. I hope that when you are ready, you will take that money and buy everything you could ever dream of wanting for yourself and those you love. Don't spend one second feeling any guilt or shame about it. Spend every penny you want, and do it for the millions of people who go through experiences like this, but are never vendicated. Most importantly, use it to make sure that you get the best mental health care possible. The healthcare system in this country sucks, so you deserve to have USC footing the bill for the care that you need in order to heal. It will be a continued process to continue healing, and therapy is damned hard work. Keep moving forward, knowing you are loved and honored for your strength and bravery. You've got this!!!
Wow thank you so much for sharing your story. I’m so so sorry you had to go through that, but sadly I completely resonate with everything you’re saying. The process of making this series was both painful yet cathartic like you said, and really helped me process a lot of things. I’m so grateful to hear survivor stories like yours. Sending lots of love ❤️
Thank you for sharing. I noticed you’d been mia on insta and kept checking. I was honestly worried ! I appreciate your stories and you. You are amazing and strong❤
Jacy, I don’t even know what to say. I am so sorry you and so many other women have gone through this. You didn’t owe it to anyone to share this, but the fact that you did shows that you are incredibly brave and selfless. I love you and I hope you are able to heal and find peace!
You are soooo brave to share. 😢 My heart goes out to you❤ I hope that you can heal and find peace. ❤ you are loved by us ❤
Thanks Theresa ❤️
Thinking of you, Jacy
Quinn I love reading your name in my comments 😭 I hope you’re thriving in SF, it was such a fun visit last time!! I will def let you know ❤️
@@JacyErin I miss you girl!! Know that you have a sister in SF, come anytime you need to escape the sun and visit the fog LOL
I feel so many things about every single thing you told us here...
Thanks
Thank you for sharing this …. Money is money but the way you inspire, validate and relate to us is priceless! I hope you healing so deeply beyond what you could even imagine ❤❤
Got me tearing up over here 🥹 thanks for this message, I do appreciate it ❤️
I am so inspired and proud of you ❤❤
As a survivor of 16 years of incest, I just want to assure you Jacy that no one’s experience is worse or more important than the other. Assault is assault in whatever shape or form and no matter how long or how brief it occurred. Your story matters and I am so proud of you for sharing it and also want to really thank you for helping me get closer to sharing my own story ❤
Wow Jen thank you so much for sharing your story but also your kind words. I needed to hear this 🙏 I appreciate you uplifting me so much ❤️
@ Thank you and big hugs!
Oh my gosh, im so sorry this has happened to you!! You're in my thoughts
So sorry this happened to you! Thank you for being open to sharing such a terrible and traumatic experience! 💗
I hope sharing my story can help others feel less alone. 💕
Im 28 and even I didn’t know what a rainbow party was… until now
I have no words. Jacy I'm sorry. You're such a strong woman.
What you have done here will help so many people, Jacy ❤❤
Please don’t feel any guilt whatsoever for not being able to speak up sooner - that’s HIS fault. It’s all his fault, he did it. Guilt should only fall on him. Take care ❤
Thanks for this, I still need to remind myself some times ❤️
Thank you for sharing your story! I can relate with terrible doctors that say say shitty things to you, I had a gyno that was AWFUL. You are brave and I appreciate you!
Ugh so sorry you can relate in any way 😣
Thank you for sharing your experience. This is important, your story is important. You are important. Thank you for your bravery
I’m so grateful for your support. ❤️
you are brave for sharing this with us!! I am very sorry that you had to experience all of this :(
Thank you so much for sharing
Black dads will understand. Doctors are for life threatening issues. More to do with cost and some related to trust but it’s just too expensive.
Oh absolutely, and that gene got passed to me cuz I don’t want to pay for anything I don’t have to 😅
@ when I move to Canada I got over that fear, more accessible healthcare is better than “better” less accessible healthcare.
You are so strong And I really love you ❤
Ahh and I’m so feeling the love 😭❤️
Sending so much love your way.
Incredible bravery ❤❤❤
Girl, but you went to USC?
You must be a smart cookie!!
I’m here for you, jacy.💚💚💚
Thanks Mark 🫶
Denial is so strong that you don’t even realize you’re in it 44:09
Thanks for all your comments ❤️ I’m so sorry you can relate to anything from this video, but sharing can make us all stronger together. Sending lots of love back to you 🫶
Oh Jacy ❤️💔❤️ I'm so sorry
I had the same surgery. An oopherectomy I think it’s called. Ovary, tube and a massive softball size cyst complete with hair, teeth and bones inside it!!! The doctors told me I would not experience any hormone issues since I had one healthy ovary, and would still be able to have kids if I wanted more. However, I since then experienced major depressive episodes and an anxious episodes along with numerous physical ones, including weight gain and losing all of my hair. So I don’t think it’s true when they say that losing an ovary doesn’t affect a woman’s hormone balance.
Wow sounds like you’ve been through a lot, and I’m sorry to hear that. I definitely can commiserate with those effects 😣
Thank you.
I m sorry sis 😢❤
Man this is heartbreaking 💔. You’re supposed to be able to trust doctors and this guy abused his power.
His reputation is completely destroyed that’s his karma.
As a future clinical and forensic psychologist, I hope you find trustworthy and safe doctors one day who make you feel seen, heard, and uplifted. 🖤
It’s been a journey but I’m in a much better place in regards to that. Glad there’s wonderful and trustworthy people like you in the clinical field 🫶
Damn Jacey! I’m so sorry this happened to you.
you’re amazing ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Early 💜
Thanks for speaking out you’re strong
Hoping my strength can help some others out there ❤️
I’m so very sorry this happened to you !
Thanks Lorry ❤️
It’s actually disheartening to think that your family laughed it off and didn’t flip tables and chairs. You love your family and it’s not their fault but if that were my daughter I’d be fighting and we’ll see if his medical degree can fix his bruised face.
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I'm sorry that this was done to you. We are strong.
From time to time I research the life experiences of mixed race people. Being the older brother of six biracial siblings, I often wonder why they feel what they feel, and why they gravitate more towards the black experience as opposed to the white experience. As close as I am to their mother, I just don't really get why they embrace the black side of their reality and totally disregard their mom's side. In doing my research, I stumbled upon your RUclips channel about being mixed race. Being impressed by your gift of articulation, I decided to watch more of your content. In watching this particular video I couldn't help but listen to it in it's entirety. I found myself getting vey angry about the fact that you were violated during a time that should have been one of the greatest experiences in your adult life. I have very fond memories of my college experience but I see that it sucked for you obviously. You didn't get millions, but I'm sure that your settlement will eventually change the poison of your college experience to medicine for the future you. Great events will come to pass for you and countless other women. Thanks again for sharing your life with us and... Be Well🤙🏾
Virtual hug 😢
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I'm so sorry this happened to you
Hugs Jacy
27:09 ❤
Tearrrsssss😢😢😢😢😢
No Way! Should you have to pay separately for the results.
Why does your personality remind me of Tia and Tamera's 😅
Grrr 😮😢
Damn Jaycee!
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Taco Bell is the best 🌮❤
Liberal? Doesn’t matter to me, we’re all human in god eyes. 🇺🇸🫶🏻✊🏼
I work in healthcare and I have seen and heard things that I cannot unsee or unhear. Not relating to sexual assault but incompetence stemming from poorly educated to selfishness to adhd to greed. One day it’s going to be normal to have a patient advocate in the room who is unrelated to the office in question. Your story did help people from further getting assaulted. You helped put this menace behind bars.
Thanks Kathy, I needed to hear this 😭 hoping my story can help others out there