Shattering the Silence

The following is an email I received from James Fitzwater in response to the post titled “Naming Myself.” James gave me permission to share ...

By Daniel K. Eichelberger I am a statistic. The experts say that one out of every six boys have experienced the things that I have. A stagge...

By Daniel K. Eichelberger I am a number. I am one of many, a part of a selected few. Selected? Yes, but in reality, maybe we are not re...

My friend Gary Roe sent me a copy of his book  Heartbroken: Losing a Spouse . Much of what he writes applies to healing from abuse as well a...

One of the most difficult (and painful) steps is to identify ourselves by name. I can still remember—vividly—what it was like to give my nam...

In conversation with my friend Beth, I mentioned that even though I knew the molestation in childhood wasn't my fault, I still felt sham...

"We didn't know," the civilians said when asked about the gas chambers after World War II. "We didn't know," n...