The aftermath of Junction 7 charity:

I think things SHOULD be talked about, especially when it's important.

If you don't fair enough. But don't be starting crap just cause you can't understand.

I'm happy to discuss everything and anything cause I have nothing to hide and haven't actually done anything wrong.

I can't change how other people choose to perceive reality or the facts especially if they want to skew them to fit their bias narratives.

But I will address things because it's helpful to myself as well as raising important awareness to protect others.

If I go through something shitty I never ever want anyone else to go through the same things hence awareness is key to help others with protective measures and the safeguarding of others.

If I'm repetitive so what, it's social media, posts get missed and I can't help people or change anything if I sit in silence and overlook abuse and serious incidents simply because someone runs a charity or organisation, or recently won an award and I still haven't had an apology.

I never asked for them to behave in that way and I didn't deserve it nor provoke it, I was at my lowest and needed genuine help.

I get anaemic cause I go without food instead of seeking help and I am not responsible for the bad behaviours of others. If they wanted to be written about in my blog in a kinder way they should have behaved better.

Still don't have closure and anyone who knows me know I struggle with injustice. Period.

I deserve closure.

People deserve the TRUTH.

Charities can't just pick and choose who to help ya know! They should never get away with any abuse simply cause they help other people!

Lucy Letby was overlooked and behaviours have a pattern, I know I'm not everyone's cuppa tea but if I'm treated abysmally and I'm not allowed the cctv to exonerate myself or prove my innocence, my posts are all I have in the form of defence against the slander and lies and abuse I endured for months as a consequence and aftermath of HOW I was treated.

Ya don't like me? Fair enough but I'm someone who would have stopped Lucy Letby despite losing my job because that's exactly what I did when I was a learning disabled nurse cadet.

My morals are not interchangeable.

I'M GETTING fed up now of being judged and others choosing to hate or attack me cause they prefer to defend abusive behaviours and all I say to that is shame on you for conforming to social norms and overlooking bad behaviour simply cause it didn't happen to you.

I'm not the only one on the town that was targeted, but this stranger was just the WRONG one cause I'm honest and I will do everything in my power to change the world for the better whilst I'm alive and here.

I don't expect conformists and egotistical individuals to understand, keep supporting those who can't apologise and choose hostility over kindness and hide behind facades of fake good reputations.

That's your choice.

But it isn't mine, and I'm good with being hated for being honest and caring about my community.

Cheers.

S. xoxo 

Kawaii Doll Decora 🩷✨

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"If you stay silent about the problem to keep the peace, there is a zero percent chance at the problem gets fixed." -Kalen Dion/word porn