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Hi there and welcome to Beyond Blue.
I have been betrayed and traumatized before and I just want to commend u on your courage to persue this matter.They are coming up with mistruths to be right and to get away with it. Don't let them disarm you. You have a claim too. Do u have evidence? She could be scared and threatened your case is stronger...
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Hi there,
Thank you for sharing your story with us. I completely understand the feeling of feeling vulnerable and reporting an assault just to have it thrown back into your face. It’s such an awful and disheartening feeling. For me, it make me question my sanity and if it was even worth it.
In the end, the decision to move forward with the complaint is up to you, but a nasty letter should not discourage you from doing so. Understand there may be some backlash with perusing this, but we are here to help support you with whatever direction you take. You deserve to have your voice heard. The letter is meant to be a scare tactic in order for you to not go through with it. No lawyer or employer can decide if you are “not fit” “unsound” to make those comments. If you say it happened then we believe you 100%. You are so brave for even taking this first step!
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