You're Not Alone - And You Will Be Protected

I've been receiving messages from others who've had similar experiences. Some are still processing what happened to them, and others are deciding whether to speak up. 

To anyone reaching out to me, please know this:

I will respect your privacy. If you wish to remain anonymous, you will be. No names will ever be shared without permission.

You have the right to your voice, and the right to safety. If you've been mistreated, ignored, or silenced - I hear you.

I've worked in healthcare for 32 years, and I understand the importance of privacy, discretion, and trust. I take confidentiality very seriously - and always have. That doesn't change here.

This space was created to protect truth-tellers. If you need to tell your story, you can. Quietly, anonymously, or in your own time.

The best ways to reach me are either by email (kperry5496@gmail.com) or Facebook messenger.

This isn't just my story anymore. It's bigger than that. And I will protect those who are brave enough to step forward - even quietly.

-- K 

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