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              <text>"No one deserves abuse"&#13;
Pictured above are butterflies in several different colors. Butterflies have a special meaning in reference to domestic violence, see below:&#13;
&#13;
The Meaning Behind the Butterfly&#13;
In the life of a Survivor, we go through states, just like a butterfly.&#13;
First as a caterpillar, a Victim if you will.&#13;
In this stage we are not yet who we can be. We have not yet reached our full potential. We are stuck in a body we know we &#13;
don’t belong in, yet we cannot escape it.&#13;
Then we reach our Chrysalis stage.&#13;
A stage of healing, stage of transformation. We reach for freedom and obtain it, only to have many obstacles in our way. We &#13;
must regroup, and take a look inside ourselves for strength. Time taken to heal ourselves and start our transformation to &#13;
who we really are, to reach towards our full potential.&#13;
Then finally, we get to spread our wings…..&#13;
A beautiful Butterfly is Created.&#13;
We finally reach our goal as Survivors, as get to glorify in our freedom.&#13;
Know that we are no longer the caterpillar, trapped in what we can accomplish, no longer held back. There are no limits, the &#13;
world is now open to us.&#13;
We get to soar to new heights, try new things, spread our wings and truly fly!&#13;
National Domestic Violence Hotline: http://www.thehotline.org/ (1−800−799−7233)&#13;
RAINN: https://www.rainn.org/ (1-800-656-4673)&#13;
Women's Center of Jacksonville: http://womenscenterofjax.org/ &#13;
UNF Women's Center: https://www.unf.edu/womens-center/&#13;
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