Our Little Secret, Revealed - Hardy, Blythe
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When author Blythe Hardy was only six years old, he was subjected to sexual abuse that persisted for several years. His abuser instructed him to keep it "our little secret." Fifty-five years later, Hardy begins to come to terms with the abuse and shares his experiences and his healing journey in Our Little Secret, Revealed. In this memoir, Hardy tells how that early abuse affected him, leading to the snares of sexual addiction. He narrates how, through the persistence of his wife, he confronted the events of his past and let the truth set him free. Our Little Secret, Revealed tells a story…mehr

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When author Blythe Hardy was only six years old, he was subjected to sexual abuse that persisted for several years. His abuser instructed him to keep it "our little secret." Fifty-five years later, Hardy begins to come to terms with the abuse and shares his experiences and his healing journey in Our Little Secret, Revealed. In this memoir, Hardy tells how that early abuse affected him, leading to the snares of sexual addiction. He narrates how, through the persistence of his wife, he confronted the events of his past and let the truth set him free. Our Little Secret, Revealed tells a story about the abuse, addiction, and eventual victory over the sin of sexual addiction and the role God played throughout. From the anguish of abuse to the delight of victory, Hardy shares the secrets of a young boy in an ultra-functional family who struggled through abuse that affected his adult life. It chronicles how throughout, he kept his faith in Christ. He divulges his story to help others successfully recover and realize all things do work together for good.
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Blythe Hardy was a victim of childhood sexual abuse and reveals this secret fifty-five years later. Hardy sought help from pastors, psychologists, professional counselors, and authors. Many of these resources offered help only in theory. The best counsel given was from those with comparable experiences. He lives in Kansas.