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It’s interesting to think about how much we desire security and protection. We spend a lot of time and money to try to secure and protect our things. We buy homeowners insurance to protect our homes from fire or theft, then add security systems for added protection. Were required to buy car insurance to protect our vehicles from damage or loss. We even buy anti virus protection for our computers and make sure our banks are FDIC insured to protect our money.
People spend money buying vitamins, organic food and mineral water to protect themselves against cancer, heart disease, and other ills. We buy survival packs to feel more secure from natural disasters like tsunamis, tornadoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes.
We go to many extremes to protect our material possessions. We long to have our stuff protected. It’s hard to watch when people suffer hardship over their material possessions being swept away in a flood or destroyed from a wildfire. It’s sad, horrible and heartbreaking.
I consider all of this and then I have to ask, what are you willing to pay to protect the innocence of young children? What about the protection of your own children or grandchildren? Why do we spend so much time and money to protect things, yet we neglect to think about investing in securing the protection of our children from sexual abuse?
Material possessions can be replaced but the innocence of a child cannot. Is it worth being a little uncomfortable talking about the danger of sexual abuse? The price of my book is miniscule compared to the benefit it provides. It is an effective tool to help you protect your child against sexual abuse.
Kids love security and the feeling of being protected just the same as we do. The difference is that we can purchase a lot of the security we need to make us feel safe. Kids must rely on us to supply their security and protection. If we ignore it, they suffer for it.
Kids are counting on us to protect them. It’s heart wrenching when we fail to do so. We must invest our time and money to protect their trust and innocence. Please consider buying my book and then talk to your kids. Don’t forget to share it with others!
Let Justice Reign,
Nancy
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