Re: borderline personality or PTSD?/response to Judy

[Ewartcme@xxxxxxx]

Judy has stated the facts correctly. Many victims of child abuse recover to a 
degree due to social support and the understanding that they are not to 
blame. My work is focused on the child who is too intimidated and in fact too 
terrified to talk. The test contained in my book overcomes this fear by 
posing the questions in the form of trauma symptoms. Later in the test, the 
questions move more to the factual. As for women, I remain frustrated that 
graduates from shelters often return to the same abuser or find a worse 
predator. The reason is that child abuse sets up a false personality that 
literally attracts predators. Again, free sample questions and a book chapter 
or two, free upon email request. Ewartcme@aol.com
Bruce
(Heyward Ewart, Ph.D.)
High Risk Action Council of South Carolina