Megan Moroney: A Triumph Over Trauma

My name is Megan Moroney, and I am a survivor of domestic violence. For years, I lived in fear, trapped in a cycle of abuse that left me feeling broken and alone. But through the grace of God and the support of loved ones, I have found the strength to break free and rebuild my life.
A Journey of Darkness
The abuse began subtly, with controlling behavior and emotional manipulation. Over time, it escalated to physical violence, leaving me with bruises and broken bones. I felt ashamed and worthless, convinced that I deserved the pain. But deep down, I knew that I had to escape.
A Ray of Light in the Darkness
One day, after a particularly brutal beating, I found the courage to reach out for help. I called the police, and my abuser was arrested. It was a terrifying and uncertain time, but I was determined to take back my life.
A New Beginning
With the support of a therapist and a domestic violence shelter, I began to heal. I learned to love myself again and to trust others. I got a job, moved into my own apartment, and started to build a new life for myself.

Finding Purpose in Pain

The road to recovery was not easy, but I was driven by a deep desire to help others who had experienced similar trauma. I became a volunteer at the domestic violence shelter where I had found refuge, sharing my story and offering support to other survivors.

A Message of Hope

I know that domestic violence is a complex and deeply personal issue. There is no one-size-fits-all solution. But I believe that with love, support, and perseverance, it is possible to break free and find healing.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please know that you are not alone. There is help available.

Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or visit their website at www.thehotline.org.
Together, we can end the cycle of abuse and create a world where every person is safe and loved.