Tune into
the Wellness Authors Show at www.thewellnessshow.com this weekend to hear
author Marcia Roberts talk about her book, “New Day: One Woman's Journey
Through Domestic Violence”. Marcia is a teacher, a mother, a writer and a
survivor of domestic violence and abuse. Her compelling story is a must for
anyone caught in the cycle of abuse. Marcia’s book is available from Amazon.com
and the App
Store.
In the
author’s own words: “I am a
survivor of domestic violence and abuse, but I am also a teacher, a mother and
a writer. Because of all the great support I got during my four plus years of
abuse, I would like to give back. I have compiled a story of my experience,
based on current research and my own personal journals and emails that I kept
for the last years of the experience, as recommended by my counselors at a
local abuse center. I am looking for a way to get my work out there so maybe
other women can benefit, and not feel so alone or quite so hopeless. There is
little out there on the topic that is autobiographical, and yet, as a former
victim, I can tell you that that is the very thing that abused women or men
need, to convince them to get out. This story needs to be told, as do the
stories of so many other women and children. Their voices need to be heard. My
story is meant to be a mirror that might reflect reality to a victim who needs
that clarity to be sure what to do next.”
—From Marcia Roberts’s journal
Author
Bio:
Marcia
Roberts is the daughter of a pastor and homemaker, the mother of five, a
classically trained singer, a teacher, a writer and a domestic abuse survivor.
It is through her own experiences that she can speak to this serious threat for
many women and their families. She was inspired to write this book through her
research on domestic violence and its effects on children in the classroom
while working on for her teaching re-certification. It soon became evident from
her research that her own children were the textbook models for children
growing up in a domestic abuse environment. She wrote this book to help other
families who are trapped in this same cycle of abuse. The book is the outgrowth
of a journal she kept for three years to record her experiences and those of
her children with her now ex-husband. Roberts is also the author of several
children's stories and fables as well as some poetry, all of which she hopes to
publish in the future.

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