Vietnam - sm

Posted By: B-Vak on 2005-07-26
In Reply to: Vietnam - msbeanctr

I also do VA reports, and it devastates me to know that the VV's are just so troubled and in so much despair... we will never know the true horror, but knowing thier pain makes it vivid enough for me...

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I am doing a rape transcription - OH MY
- Must have been hard to do that....in the past I have done a lot of child sexual abuse reports - sm - Laura E.
- no horrible is the when you do a report on a molestation. - I CRIED SO HARD
- Vietnam - msbeanctr
  - Vietnam - sm - B-Vak
  - I hate the ones where child abuse is suspected or - me, too
- I hate those but I hate trauma notes on children even more sm - soft heart
  - I did child abuse reports for 2+ years then quit. - omt
    - The best defense for a child... - Document perfectly, that is how we help!

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