Love Me Too: Finding a Happy and Fulfilling Life After Sexual Abuse

by Leta Greene

Recently the #MeToo movement has spurred a great cultural shift in the conversation about sexual abuse; however, Leta Greene believes there is still a missing piece in this topic, one that shows how to move from only surviving to thriving. Once a scared little girl, victimized by years of abuse, secrets, and lies that took a toll on her mentally, physically, and spiritually, Leta found a way to leave the darkness and has created a life of freedom, light and happiness. She breaks her healing into three 1) The Victim, 2) The Survivor, and 3) The Advocate. It is only in this final phase that survivors of abuse, and society as a whole, can move from the pulsating anger into protectors and defenders of those in need. Leta found the path of healing, and after years of self-work, she shares her tools to happiness for the victim, for those impacted, and for society.

175 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 27, 2018

Reviews

[Emily]

Despite the author and I having different faiths, I found a lot of good take aways from this book. Although her experience is in regards to sexual abuse which I cannot relate to, she shares a lot of truths about moving on after hurtful experiences.

[Myrna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent

This book is a must read for all victims of sexual abuse and their families. Offers concrete steps to take to get from victim to advocate.

[Christie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is so inspiring. It opened my eyes & I found so many tools that can help with life on any level, traumatic or not.