I was a struggling teen facing undiagnosed bipolar disorder. I was suicidal, running away from home. Drowning in emotional pain. My parents said we were going to the beach. I was 16 years old, and I wanted to go. My parents then left me at CSA. First thing I did on property was try to kick the windows out of my mom’s car. Then the two men came and grabbed me. I was taken to the dorms where I was put on staff buddy. I was emotionally, mentally, and physically abused. It was awful. Since then I have had emotional abusive and physically abusive relationships. I have also had trouble setting boundaries with those closest to me. I never trusted women for a long time, I was always on guard. Luckily, my dad died and I went to jail. And it was in jail that I decided to turn my life around. I got mental health treatment and I got better. And I graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta, GA with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Television Producing. And I’m trying to raise funds currently for a short about 5 program kids in different locations going through what we all went through.
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About WWASP Survivors
WWASP Survivors is run by a dedicated group of concerned alumni of WWASP-affiliated programs.
Our mission is threefold:
Raise awareness of the true nature of WWASP Programs, to advocate for those still being held in “Troubled Teen” programs, and to provide validation and support to survivors of WWASP programs.