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Why I Write

A survivor’s testimony documenting coercive control and police failures, the timeline she built to protect her children, and a call to prioritise child safety.
The Accountability That Never Comes from West Mercia Police

May 28, 2024. A date burned into my memory. The day everything I thought was safe crumbled. The day the anti-corruption team arrived at my workplace. I had no idea that standing up against police misconduct would trigger such panic. Or that it would spread through a department so deeply embedded in a culture of
The Friday Everything Broke

After my coercive control case was dropped and police corruption became undeniable, I collapsed at work. This is what despair after re-traumatisation really looks like — and why it is never a sign of weakness.
ADHD, RSD and Coercive Control: A Survivor’s Guide to Understanding and Awareness

In July 2023 I was diagnosed with Combined Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. For the first time in my life, everything made sense. I had never realised that the constant internal restlessness I lived with was hyperactivity. I did not know it could present this way, but it is common in women and girls. I had
Big Hearts: A Four-Year-Old, a Stranger, and a 60-Mile Round Trip

A chance encounter with a homeless artist in a car park turned into one of the most powerful lessons in empathy I’ve ever witnessed — all led by my four-year-old son. This is what kindness looks like when no one teaches it.
The Cost of Speaking Truth: A Year That Changed Everything

December 27, 2024 I found myself thinking about the past year this morning, and what might come next. It’s been nearly seven months since Professional Standards and Anti‑Corruption turned up at my workplace. I had no idea what was coming, and I certainly didn’t expect my life to be turned upside down all over again.
The Heartache of Time Lost: A Journey Through Isolation and Healing

A personal story of losing precious years with my grandma due to coercive control, the grief that followed, and the slow journey back to family, safety, and self.









